Gleb Past approaches photography with a visual language shaped by atmosphere, character and the quiet possibility of transformation. His images often begin with moments that might otherwise pass unnoticed, then allow them to unfold into intimate visual tales where the ordinary acquires a more elusive dimension. There is a literary instinct behind his work, an…
The Barbican Centre has taken one of Britain’s most recognisable brutalist environments beyond its concrete walls. In collaboration with Made.com, the Barbican Shop has launched a 23-piece homeware collection that translates architectural details from the Barbican Estate into furniture, lighting, textiles and accessories. The collection looks closely at the visual language of the estate: rigid…
On Norway’s Atlantic coast, architecture begins with what the forest has already given up. Cabin Sande, designed by Stavanger-based studio Helen & Hard, uses 18 uprooted spruce trees as the structural and spatial framework of a compact retreat overlooking the sea. Located on a protected rocky headland in Randaberg, the 112-square-metre cabin occupies the footprint…