Interviews
High-rise buildings should only be used to house the very rich, says Neave Brown
English seaside towns will transform “like Brooklyn” says artist Bob and Roberta Smith
Second Chicago Architecture Biennial will “look back to look forward” say artistic directors
Minimalism is an “expression of obsession” says The Girl Before author JP Delaney
“Technology should look like something in your grandmother’s room” says Oki Sato
India’s young architects must be taught to appreciate their design heritage, says Balkrishna Doshi
Barcelona and Amsterdam are world-leading “smart cities” says Jason Pomeroy
“If I was misogynist would I hire a woman as my CEO?” says Bjarke Ingels
I’m trying to change my mysterious reputation, says Peter Zumthor
“Furniture is still a relative bargain” compared to art, says artist Wendell Castle
“I might become Mies van der Rohe” says Frank Gehry
Tinie Tempah: “I bought a zebra so the giraffe could have a friend in the house”
Thomas Heatherwick: “There was a real worry about whether we could get people to come inside”
Braun philosophy is about “reducing the bling-bling” says designer Dietrich Lubs
My costumes are part of a “quiet uprising” among women, says Handmaid’s Tale designer
David Chipperfield: “Brexit will isolate the UK”
Burkina Faso’s new parliament building “responds to needs of the people” says Diébédo Francis Kéré
Mies van der Rohe had a lasting effect on my aesthetic, says Virgil Abloh
“The hotel industry is in denial about Airbnb” says Ian Schrager as Public hotel opens in New York
Smartwatches have “reignited the analogue watch market” says designer Samuel Wilkinson
“It is necessary to oppose Trump” says Anish Kapoor
“London is looking more and more like Dubai” says architect Adam Caruso
“I really want to keep on shaking things up” says Maarten Baas
