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Fashion brand JW Anderson has paired up with Turner prize-winning artists Gilbert and George for its Spring 2019 capsule collection, which features bold imagery from the British duo’s renowned 1980s series The Pictures. Read more

many supporters have already signed the letter, including denise scott brown, rem koolhaas, paola antonelli, and bjarke ingels.

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OCD sufferers are not happy with the new Christmas decorations on the entrance to the Holland Tunnel. The tunnel is one of the busiest ways into America’s most famous city, New York. It journeys under the Hudson River, connecting Manhattan with Jersey City, aiding many citizen’s daily commute in and out of the big apple.

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We’re gonna need a bigger earth.

In 2008, developers around the world built a grand total of four “supertall” skyscrapers, a term that refers to buildings that shoot 1,000 feet or more into the air. Fast forward 10 years later, and that number has more than quadrupled. In 2018, developers built more tall buildings than any other year in history–a grand total of 18.

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Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Brand Identity for Emma Wood by Gabby Lord

Emma Wood is a weaver, designer, teacher and unapologetically monochrome. These two words “unapologetically monochrome” are what Emma used to describe her AW19/20 textile range, which later became the foundation for a complete rebrand. Based in Berlin, each of her collections is carefully designed, working with some of Britain’s best wool textile manufacturers to produce the highest quality Merino Lambswool cloth.

Constantly pushing weaving as a discipline, Emma required her brand strategy to reflect the fact her craft is further-reaching than just yarn and fabric. The result was an identity solely inspired by the gadgets and trinkets in her tiny (yet mighty!) studio in Neukölln, with a brand mark that loosely references the treadling sequences and table loom drafts used in weaving.

Brand strategy, design and art direction Gabby Lord
Photography Marcus Nyberg

French architect Jean-Paul Viguier chose white perforated metal to clad the three monolithic volumes of a secure cash-processing centre for a bank in Paris.
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Kicking off our annual review of architecture and design, editorial assistant Bridget Cogley looks back at the most important museums and galleries that opened in 2018. They include the V&A Dundee by Kengo Kuma and a treehouse-like art institution in Tulum. Read more