Latest articles by Ed Reeve - Photography
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Sabine Marcelis’ swivelling marble seats bring London square to life
London Design Festival 2022: Sabine Marcelis presents Swivel (until November 2022), in partnership with Almacantar and with natural stone by SolidNature
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Inside Margate’s Fort Road Hotel: modern comfort meets heritage appeal
Across the road from Turner Contemporary, Fort Road Hotel is Margate's most anticipated opening, the result of a collaboration between Frieze co-founder Matthew Slotover, developer Gabriel Chipperfield and artist Tom Gidley
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Suburban house by SPPARC surprises and delights in London
A suburban house in leafy south London takes domestic craft to another level, courtesy of London architecture studio SPPARC
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Borough Yards revives industrial part of south London as retail hub
We tour the newly launched Borough Yards by SPPARC, south London’s latest shopping and dining destination
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Es Devlin’s forest pops up at Somerset House for London Design Biennale
Es Devlin’s Forest for Change – The Global Goals Pavilion, created in partnership with Project Everyone for London Design Biennale, is now live at Somerset House’s central square, with 400 trees in a bid to spark debate on the path to a better world
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What to see at London Design Biennale 2021
London Design Biennale is open at Somerset House until 27 June 2021. With 30 national participations and a series of satellite projects highlighting design’s impact on the world, this new edition is a multisensory design experience in the heart of London
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Waugh Thistleton's new London office champions wellbeing
6 Orsman Road, a new office building in east London by Waugh Thistleton, combines flexibility, sustainability and wellbeing in creating a modern workspace to stand the test of time
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Ini Archibong unveils Pavilion of the African Diaspora in London
Now on view at the London Design Biennale (1-27 June 2021), the first instalment of Ini Archibong's Pavilion of the African Diaspora project is a place for collaboration, education and dialogue, designed to be ‘Afrofuturistic and Afro current'
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Looking ahead: SODA Studio conjures classy offices in a Brutalist London block
As we all look forward to getting back out to our offices after staying home – Landsec's flexible office brand MYO has launched a workspace by London-based architecture studio SODA in the Brutalist glass volume of 123 Victoria Street, a 1970s building by Elsom, Pack & Roberts in the UK capital
