Latest articles by Daniel Scheffler
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How the Arc’teryx Tokyo Creation Centre is all about craft, openness and cross-pollination
Arc’teryx launches its Tokyo Creation Centre, a hub for craftsmanship designed by Torafu Architects, embodying the brand's ethos
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A refreshed Cape Grace hotel embraces the best of South African heritage
Cape Town’s Cape Grace hotel reopens its doors following an extensive and playful renovation by international interior design studio, 1508 London
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Revel in 007 glamour at Raffles London at The OWO
Raffles London at The OWO opens its doors after a majestic six-year restoration
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HOK-designed Thompson Houston takes over the city’s historic Fourth Ward
Thompson Houston by Hyatt is a 36-storey landmark in scenic Buffalo Bayou Park
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W Budapest opens on the city’s sumptuous UNESCO World Heritage site
W Budapest offers an eclectic mix of neo-Renaissance architecture, diverse gastronomy and Hungarian heritage
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‘A temple of love’: Joana Vasconcelos unveils colossal wedding cake sculpture
At Waddesdon Manor, UK, Joana Vasconcelos unveils her ‘impossible project’ Wedding Cake – part sculpture, part architectural garden folly, part pâtisserie
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Hotel Marcel: the sustainable rebirth of a Marcel Breuer original
Hotel Marcel, a Marcel Breuer-designed, modernist architecture original, launches as sustainable hospitality in New Haven, Connecticut
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Roger Ballen’s Inside Out Centre for the Arts opens in Johannesburg
The Inside Out Centre for the Arts, founded by artist Roger Ballen, is Johannesburg’s newest hub for art related to the African continent
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The Mercer hotel library by Dashwood Books is an analogue delight
The Mercer hotel in New York is embracing analogue pleasures, including a library curated by Dashwood Books
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Light touch: Kure Boutique is a new Paritzki & Liani-designed salon in the heart of Tel Aviv
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London calling: Moss & Lam evokes Georgian houses with a new table trio
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It takes two: Paul Matter debuts his dancing ’Tango’ lights in India
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African queen: we dip a regal toe in the rising tribal art market
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Magic mountains: Ugo Rondinone's modern totems liven up the Nevada desert
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Colliding worlds: 'Frank Stella and the Synagogues of Historic Poland'
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To live, to dance: Gerard & Kelly occupy two modernist marvels in Modern Living
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Desert landing: Mann Shinar and Moshe Zur create Israel's new Ramon airport
Carefully positioned in the midst of a desert landscape in Israel's Timna Valley, the country's second major airport – Ramon International – is currently in construction. This major infrastructure hub, planned from scratch and built on virgin land, sits just 18 km north of Eilat, the resort city at the northern tip of the Red Sea.
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Mali master: Malick Sidibé’s lesser-known photographs are showcased in New York
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Travelling light: a collection of 70s French lights finds its way to New York
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Jonathan Freemantle’s paintings are at altitude at MOMA in Cape Town
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Lior Modan's complex contemporary art follows him home in his first solo show in Israel
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Auto-biography: Elmgreen & Dragset present ’Powerless Structures’ in Tel Aviv
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'The Yosemite Suite': Pace Gallery exhibits David Hockney's bucolic iPad drawings
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'Becoming Imperceptible': Adam Pendleton in New Orleans
