Prior to establishing his eponymous practice is 2004, architect Chris Dyson spent formative years designing contemporary structures and public realms on an impressive scale with some of the world's most celebrated architects. Today, his practice has become synonymous with a refined balance between old and new, particularly among the Georgian heritage of north and east London
The eternal balance of old and new with Chris Dyson Architects
The reach of the architect Nicholas Ashby extends from Perth in Western Australia and across the world to London. His eponymous practice has shaped a subterranean retreat in Hackney, reinvented Victorian villas and even given intrigue to a gym complex in Davos. Here we touch on what makes his designs and interventions so unique and pleasing to experience
Tales of the unexpected with architect Nicholas Ashby
A practice that seemingly does it all: from the traditional services of architectural and spatial design to interiors and furniture
The restorative powers of Coppin Dockray
The architect and the artist discuss the preservation of historical narratives, finding and appreciating the forgotten, and the fight against convention
At home with Corinna Dean and Marcus Lee
The distillation of living to its essentials, never being caught without his Hultafors and tormenting his fellow creatives with the soul of Les McCann
In the studio with Louis Hagen Hall
