Author Archives: Martha Thorne

Towards the Light: Tanatorio in Spain by Juan Carlos Salas

By Martha Thorne 3 November 2016 Buildings

The play of light and shadow filtering through a huge concrete chimney animates a mortuary near Zaragoza

Thomas Heatherwick: ‘I wanted to be an inventor’

24 October 2016 By Kate Goodwin

As projects grow in scale and complexity, Heatherwick Studio seeks to maintain…

Bjarke Ingels: between unbounded optimism and identifiable anxiety

24 October 2016 By Ian Volner and Julian Rose

Ingels alone has found a way to combine all the ecological and…

Editorial: The future success of an architect requires the ability to sell a dream

25 October 2016 By Christine Murray

This is design to make you feel – spatial playgrounds carved out,…

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Slow time: Casal Balguer Cultural Centre in Palma de Mallorca by Flores & Prats and Duch-Pizà

6 March 2019 By Eleanor Beaumont

Women in Architecture Architect of the Year 2019 shortlist: Casal Balguer in…

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