Posts Tagged: Jim Biddulph
A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & Olivia Aspinall, Do Not Go Gentle
Setting up a design studio that makes interior products for commercial and residential applications is a huge undertaking and one that takes time, various resources, and plenty of energy and innovation, not to mention a bit of luck. So establishing such a brand as one that has a distinct style and offers consistent quality is… Read More >
A Conversation Between: Jim Biddulph & Josh Peasley, Caukin Studio
The team at Caukin Studio has worked on projects spanning education, healthcare, public realm, art installations and more, but regardless of the project type, they believe that facilitating knowledge sharing and skills exchange through education is a key element to help strive towards a positive impact. As well as a range of contexts, their projects… Read More >
A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & Helen Leask, Leask Architecture
Whether it’s large-scale commercial projects or intimate residential properties, an architect’s work in shaping the look and feel of a building is paramount. Invariably there is far more to the process than meets the eye, which is perhaps a sign of a successful outcome, something that Helen Leask knows all too well. After graduating from… Read More >
Rethinking Plastic
As a whole, design has always had at least one eye on the future, and at a time when there is much to be concerned about with regard to our collective future (and present), now is a time for the industry to come together; to share research, ideas and create action that can help foster… Read More >
Jim Biddulph & Iain Monteith, Loader Monteith Architects
Developing a relationship between practice and education is a bedrock of architecture as a profession. But whilst RIBA’s CPD curriculum is designed to keep things fresh for practicing architects through informative talks, Iain Monteith of Loader Monteith Architects took a slightly more unique, and involved, approach to expanding his architectural knowledge. Having gone to work… Read More >
A Conversation Between: Jim Biddulph & Field Day Studio
Marrying rich design concepts with tasteful material and colour palettes is no simple task. Creating spaces that are immediately warm and welcoming yet oozing with style and detail is in many ways the holy grail of interior design, particularly when it comes to spaces that people live in. For design duo Jess Gibbons and Kat… Read More >
Dutch Design Week 2022
“Hope” is not really a word you’d use to describe 2022 thus far. The news has offered a steady stream of disconcerting information from both home and abroad, not least the very real and perilous position humanity finds itself as a result of the climate crisis. But, in the same month that climate activist Greta… Read More >
Growing Material Solutions
We’ve been exploring just what it means to “Reach Carbon Zero” within the built environment, which by and large means a reassessment of the materials we use and the processes involved in producing them. There has undoubtedly been a move toward more sustainable practices as well as connecting more directly with nature – or at… Read More >
A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & BY THE END OF MAY
Founded in 2021 by Davide Onestini and André Trindade, BY THE END OF MAY is a research and design lab based in Lisbon, Portugal. Their project POST PAPER STUDIO was on display in the Materialized exhibition during Milan Design Week earlier in the year and typifies the studio’s innovative approach to material development. Setting out… Read More >
Carbon Capture Engineered from Nature
We’ve been exploring just what it means to “Reach Carbon Zero” within the built environment, which by and large means a reassessment of the materials we use and the processes involved in producing them. There has undoubtedly been a move toward more sustainable practices as well as connecting more directly with nature – or at… Read More >
Materials for a Lighter Future
Milan Design Week may be behind us now, but the impact of the exhibitions, talks, events and performances can still be felt. Indeed, having had the show back to full strength once again highlights the magnitude of the reverberations it creates within the world of design, and beyond. A series of concurrent themes were at… Read More >
A conversation between: Jim Biddulph & Bryan Oknyansky, Dexter Moren Associates
Not many of us start on our career paths before even completing our higher education, let alone starting it. That’s certainly something you’d say for the notoriously rigorous and involved discipline of architecture. Then again, there probably aren’t too many architects out there who can say that they’re award winning footwear designers either. But Bryan… Read More >
Milan Material Discoveries
Milan Design Week has an internationally recognised reputation as the go-to event for the latest innovations in furniture, lighting and interior finishes – 60 years of showcasing the world’s leading brands will do that. With the event back to its full strength following the 2-year pandemic interruption, crowds once again flocked back to the city… Read More >