“Wonderful! Look at the fun they’re having!” says Neave Brown, spotting some junior Parkour-ists clambering over part of his Alexandra Road estate in north London. “The whole of the building is a play ...

Lisa Larson’s iconic design collection Birds 1967 have taken flight once again as Design House Stockholm revives a selection from the series Modern Swedish design owes much to Lisa Larson, whose ...

ICON remains in print, but we now also publish issues digitally. Each edition is published online in delayed releases following print, so that we can keep the magazine alive and prioritise subscribers ...

During this year’s London Design Festival, adidas showcased how the brand is driving its sustainability journey forward Photography by adidas by Stella McCartney Chasing Circularity, Debuted with a ...

Elizabeth Diller, founding partner of Diller Scofidio + Renfro, best known for work on New York’s High Line, speaks to Priya Khanchandani about activism and architecture Elizabeth Diller, often known ...

The Washington DC library honouring the civil rights leader has been revitalised with new spaces, a public roof garden and a social focus Dutch architecture The Barcelona Pavilion was a hugely ...

As the fair’s 20th Guest of Honour, Faye Toogood offered visitors a glimpse into the raw and formative stages of design through her exhibition Manufracture ...

Foster Wilson Size has delivered a home for the Brixton House theatre which invites the community into the foyer and commercial tenants into its crown Brixton House is the name of both a distinctive ...

Every age has the Stonehenge it deserves – or desires,” said the archaeologist Jacquetta Hawkes in 1967. Back then, the ticket office was a concrete bunker, and you approached the stones through an ...

Aside from its natural beauty, Cape Town – the base of Design Indaba – plays host to numerous interesting and unusual architectural projects. Cape Town is known for its natural beauty. With Table ...

Icon met Heatherwick in 2017. Portrait: Felicity McCabe. In the lobby of Thomas Heatherwick’s studio, a coffee table is being erected at impressive speed, its Inside Heatherwick’s Vessel, New York.

Since 1997, conductor Gustav Kuhn has been putting on a music festival in Erl, a village at the edge of the Austrian border with Germany, in the foothills of the Tyrolean Alps. Inhabiting a ...