Posts Tagged ‘design’
Solae, Inazawa City, Japan
Solae towers over Inazawa and is one of the most strangely-beautiful buildings we’ve ever seen — with a fairly curious purpose. [Read More]
Heureka, Vantaa, Finland
Heureka is, a reader tells us, definitely the place to go in Finland for anybody interested in sciences of all sorts. [Read More]
Chingford Foundation School, London, United Kingdom
In much the same manner as Emanuel School, where Tim Berners-Lee studied, you can’t visit this place, but it’s worthy of a mention as a place that taught a world-changing person. [Read More]
Lloyd’s building, London, United Kingdom
The Lloyd’s building is still as divisive today as it was when it was completed in 1986, but if you’re visiting the City of London, it certainly can’t be missed. [Read More]
Goldfinger’s House, London, United Kingdom
This modernist house in Hampstead’s Willow Road was designed by Ernö Goldfinger in 1939 and has been the subject of much debate throughout the years — including a scathing attack from Ian Fleming, which resulted in the Goldfinger name becoming best known as a [Read More]
Strata SE1, London, United Kingdom
At first glance, this modern-looking block is just a funny shaped building in the middle of an unglamorous area — but peer closer at its razor-like design and you can see that some science and engineering ingenuity has gone into it. [Read More]
Design Museum, London, United Kingdom
The Design Museum plays host to temporary exhibitions comprised of items from its 2000-strong collection of contemporary and 20th century design. [Read More]
