Saturday, May 30, 2015

Metropolis Magazine

Big Blue Bus Stop

Big Blue Bus Stop

A cheery public infrastructure initiative aims to make bus travel more enjoyable. 
Katherine Allen
As Office Culture Changes, How Can We Use Workplace Technology for Both Efficiency and Wellbeing?

As Office Culture Changes, How Can We Use Workplace Technology for Both Efficiency and Wellbeing?

A recent panel hosted by Metropolis and Humanscale tackled the question of the technology's increasingly more vital role in the workplace.
Dora Sapunar
Too Much, Too Late?

Too Much, Too Late?

An expansive exhibition at MoMA reflects on Latin America’s Modernist legacy. Does it do the region justice?
Susana Torre

Archive »ARCHITECTURE

A Special Tribute to Michael Graves: 1934–2015

A Special Tribute to Michael Graves: 1934–2015

Cherished friends, colleagues, and collaborators remember the multifaceted personality and contemplate the architect's legacy.
Samuel Medina 
Son of Glasgow

Son of Glasgow

A new exhibition devoted to Charles Rennie Mackintosh offers an objective appraisal of the architect’s work.
Sam Jacob

Archive »DESIGN

The Official Guide to NYCxDesign

The Official Guide to NYCxDesign

Everything you need to know about New York's annual design celebration.
Metropolis Editors
Sound Decisions

Sound Decisions

An unorthodox take on acoustic panels reveals a very Scandinavian appeal.
Shannon Sharpe

Archive »CULTURE

Dirty Money

Dirty Money

An artist’s response to a design icon from the Gilded Age is also a criticism of the disparities in society today.
Estefanía Acosta de la Peña
Design Needs a Social Conscience

Design Needs a Social Conscience

The drive to improve living conditions for all life should be at the center of contemporary architecture and design. 
Susan S. Szenasy

Archive »PRODUCTS

Abundant Light

Abundant Light

From classics to innovative, next-generation LED fixtures, the best of the season's lighting design marries sleek style with effortless function.
Alexandra Alexa and Paul Makovsky
Recondite Retail

Recondite Retail

Please Do Not Enter isn’t a secret, but it isn’t exactly well-known either. To founders Nicolas Libert and Emmanuel Renoird, both originally from Paris, this means they are doing something right.
Guy Horton
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