Interviews
Architecture studios “benefiting” from alleged human rights violations at Neom
“We couldn’t go as soft as we did in the first film” says Wakanda Forever costume designer Ruth E Carter
Sustainable architecture efforts hindered by “sloppiness” says UN climate ambassador
Silence of World Cup stadium architects “assists” Qatar’s sportswashing attempts
Digital fashion means designers’ “imagination can go wild” says Roblox vice president
Jim Clay’s set design aims to create the right “psychological climate” for House of the Dragon
“We can all take action to change our neighbourhoods” says Christian Pagh
Solar Protocol network explores the potential of a solar-powered internet
Singapore can be “a prototyping hub” for the world say Singapore Design Week organisers
Jean Prouvé’s designs “more relevant today” says daughter Catherine Prouvé
“We need to move on from just having the conversation” says ex-RIBA inclusion boss Marsha Ramroop
Instagram account dank.lloyd.wright aims to “amplify narratives that are excluded from architecture’s official consensus”
Five afrofuturist chairs by Jomo Tariku featured in Black Panther: Wakanda Forever
“My work is a universe that I’ve created for myself” says Laila Gohar
Hotel guests not ready to pay more for sustainability says Conscious Hotels CEO
“Hip hop has always had to be sustainable” says Atlanta hip-hop architecture exhibition curator
Copenhagen at risk of “becoming homogenous and self-satisfied” warns CAFx director
Architecture education is in “an important period of transition” says The School of Architecture dean
Solar power’s potential limited unless “you do everything perfectly” says solar scientist
Solar power could “become embedded like a second skin in our everyday life” says Daan Roosegaarde
Solar products are often “PR stunts” says solar designer Alex Nathanson
Opening buildings to strangers is “a funny thing” say Open House Festival curators
“Design can be used as a Trojan horse” says entrepreneur Nachson Mimran
