Author Archives: Adam Nathaniel Furman

A liberated and profoundly queer urbanism is required for the full spectrum of humanity to thrive

Architecture represses plurality and queerness in favour of heteronormative culture

Tasteful restraint is pandering to planners and the public

After two and a half decades of inertia, the city of Rome is now trying to put its house in order, says Adam Nathaniel Furman

Bernini’s visit to Paris at the behest of Louis XIV ended in rejection. The unwanted Louvre designs, however, sowed the seeds for his later Roman commissions

Representing the Roman School of expressionist eclectic architects in the 1920s, Sabbatini’s anthropomorphic buildings raise a wry smile

The rapid maturing of LED and digital technology in the hands of companies like iGuzzini is generating an explosion in what artificial lighting can do with colour, scale, screens and embedding