Interview with Luis Chillida, Chairman of the Eduardo Chillida Foundation in Chillida-Leku, Hernani, Basque Country.

We’re taking a look at the principles governing the work of Yvonne Farrell and Shelley McNamara, founding partners of Grafton Architects and laureates of the 2020 Pritzker Architecture Prize. It’s the highest honour in architecture, an industry which shapes our surroundings and the way we live and interact with others.

Constantly seeking new designs which effortlessly blend beauty and functionality, architecture is a crucial factor when converting airports into original, modern and meaningful design spaces.

Looking after our health means preventing and being aware of the poor health we may have, being on guard and taking action. It is not about healing, but about envisioning a healthy life.

The Casa da Música changed Porto, beyond the Guggenheim effect, and established the city as a unique musical hub, as well as a remarkable architectural centre. We share the impressions of the process with the participation of architect Ellen van Loon and the director of the Casa da Música Foundation, Paulo Sarmento e Cunha.

The lockdown has given it back the prominence it deserves. The cornerstone of the home once more, we look at ten designs that celebrate its renewed importance.

His cosmopolitan vision of confectionery has led him to develop a narrative where chocolate becomes both an aesthetic and pedagogical element to improving the customer’s culinary education.

Interviews with designers and architects from around the world who tell us about their projects and concerns during the constant transitions and changes in these first 20 years of the 21st century. Concise interviews with key messages that provide a vision of commitment to the evolution of society through innovation, sustainability and well-being. A new awareness.

A look at the global concept of the city, urban planning, new construction and the interior design of spaces.

What seemed like an invention from a science fiction film has become a real reality. Thanks to technology, it is now possible to have a wardrobe that uses ozone to disinfect items, irons and sorts your clothes or conceals them behind walls to save space.

Body jewellery, incorporated into the human skin, to define a different approach to interacting with our vital organism and spirit.

All gardens are mutants by nature. Seasons and atmospheric changes leave their mark on the plant life cycle throughout the year. It is a simple spectacle that, when we see it, affords us an earthly connection with the vegetation around us, especially in cities.

Architizer: The World’s Best Architecture, the latest illustrated gem from Phaidon publishing house, includes the most innovative, influential, exciting and inspiring technological architecture projects of 2019.

Renovating buildings and old railway stations has become one of the most effective ways we can achieve the EU’s zero emissions target for 2050 and promote safer and more sustainable tourism.