The Swiss architect Fritz Haller famously developed a space colony as a means to allow him to explore his ideas
As more loyal readers will be aware, we are firmly of the opinion that increasing digital technology must be employed,
If the Light + Building trade fair in Frankfurt is home to exhibitors the majority of us have never heard
As we noted in our post celebrating Burg Giebichenstein Kunsthochschule Halle’s 100th birthday, one of Paul Thiersch’s first initiatives upon
It being July, there is an obvious temptation to search for new design and architecture exhibitions opening near the coast,
There are a thousand good reasons to avoid travelling through Tel Aviv Ben Gurion Airport. And a couple of very
Back in April we asked Pascal Berberat, Head of the Vitra Airport Division why airport seating always has armrests. And
The history of furniture design is strewn with works that briefly graced the public stage before vanishing without the honour
We suspect the reason we write so much about designer furniture in an airport context is simply because of the
While critics denounce such as an easy and obvious way to generate content – for us reviewing the past year
Although he was not showing any new products at Orgatec 2010 Alberto Meda used the show to catch up a
We used to love flying. But after Lufthansa’s decision to send us on unwanted world tour rather than directly from
In the past we have often talked about airports, airport design and airport furniture. And not just because we want
Despite the many disadvantages, problems and general chaos budget airlines have brought into our previously well structured and ordered lives,
Firstly apologies for the small delay… the internet connections in Milan aren’t all they could be :) A couple of
Passenger Terminal Expo is Europe’s largest airport terminal exhibition. And while such is always good to know, why are we