Issue 12
full articles from all our past issues
A small gesture to give something back to the community in these difficult times. We are happy to be publishing full articles of our lasts issues online everyday.
An Endemic Marker in the Landscape
A journey to Chile's Chiloé Archipelago to discover the wonderful project of Guillermo Acuña in Isla Lebe.
Passing along the tradition of boatbuilding
Nurturing the craft of wooden boat building and located on the waterside of Newport, is The International Yacht Restoration School, or IYRS.
East, West, Time Machine
The gardener and I greet each other. The leaves that he prunes fall on top of and in between the pebbles. Many times before, he has seen the impressive beauty of Villa Empain.
Fernando Higueras
Man has sought refuge below ground throughout history, from prehistoric caves as protection from the dangers of the natural world.
A. Lange & Söhne
From the moment we are each ushered into this life, we are groomed to seek out a sense of balance.
Bauhaus Dessau
The East German town of Dessau seems unassuming at first glance.
Manuel Cervantes
With the invention of the concept of a house and studio, a new approach to indoor living emerged.
A Conversation with Vincent Van Duysen
It was no weather for a wool shirt, but August’s chapel-turned-into-a-bar kept me cool enough.
Vespertine is an ensemble built out of artistic respect and trust, at a specific moment in time. The uniqueness of the result could never be replicated.
John Pawson
Minimalism is a term that is often misconstrued in this day and age.
RCR
The second day of the RCR Summer Workshop begins with a project review to a group of outstanding experts: Rafael Aranda, Carme Pigem and Ramon Vilalta.
Fernando Caruncho
As I walk, I heed the spherical pattern traced on the ground…my mind is engrossed in circular trains of thought…
Not far from Barcelona, by the Catalan village of Sant Feliu de Codines, a unique family home lies
over ancient hills and pine tree forests.
A Caravan, Caterina and Me
We spent hours and hours in silence, watching the wind drawing new and constantly changing tracks over the stony terrain from the shelter of our caravan.
Teixidors + Faye Toogood
Faye Toogood’s new collection for Teixidors is based on a unique mix of structures, proportions and finer details.
at The Audo
The future of design is called The Audo, an experimental house with a strong sensory appeal, where design companies from all four corners of the world can engage in enriching dialogue.
The sea can be choppy or calm, it can carry you safely home or sweep you straight into the eye of a hurricane.
by Reform
According to various different studies, Denmark holds first place in the world rankings of something as intangible as happiness.
It was the strong personality of the Gràcia district of Barcelona with its squares, its markets...
Introducing Issue 12
In these stories, we are grateful to those whose practices clear for us spaces of reflection, unhurry us with deeper sensory attention...
