What inspires award-winning architect Edmund Ng
Ng shares about his design style, why family is important and how his travels have inspired his work.
Preserving architectural icons in Singapore
With Golden Mile Complex proposed for conservation, two designers and a property developer look at how heritage buildings can be adapted for new uses.
Can the art world reduce its carbon footprint?
As climate change becomes a major theme for many artists, art and culture professionals are asking themselves tough questions about their own environmental impact.
Fashion meets art at Casa Loewe London
Spanish fashion house Loewe has a chic new home in the heart of the affluent Mayfair neighbourhood.
British architect Thomas Heatherwick on the importance of human connection
Good design is about connecting us to nature, each other and our essential humanity.
At the intersection of farming and art
Finding new ground and making a bold statement with these innovative farms.
In a digital future: what does The Peak team want untouched by technology?
What should remain analog?
Custodians for Covid is Joanna Vestey’s ode of appreciation to unseen caretakers of London’s theatres
Take a peek behind the curtain with photographer Joanna Vestey’s photo series that features historic venues and their caretakers.
Centuries-old Ruinart invites British artist David Shrigley to share his artistic interpretation of the Champagne house
Drinking champagne to make art to toast champagne to.
Secrets of Singapore’s National Gallery: 3 Insiders Share Their Stories
Secret passageways. An ostracised artist. The detergent best suited for artwork. Staffers with specialised knowledge of the National Gallery Singapore share their insider tales and favourite snapshots of the recently opened museum.