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SCP Redmond Hotel Oregon designed by Elk Collective, historic renovation of public area, hotel lobby, livingroom, gray sofas, ottomans with leather straps, woven leather rockers, stone fireplace, carved art, wall sconces, white walls, beamed ceiling, striped rug

Refresh at the SCP Redmond Hotel Nabs Preservation Award

With an eye to sustainability, Portland’s Elk Collective brings the SCP Redmond Hotel into the 21st century while preserving its historic appeal.

10 08 20 _ 11 07 20 Hightower-Studio.jpe

Maiden Noir’s Fall Inspiration? Mushrooms.

The Seattle clothing brand drops its A/W 2020 line, drawing colors, shapes, and relaxed silhouettes from the fascinating world of mycoflora.

“I often question the nature of the elemental materials I work with. What makes a material valuable? What gives a material a cultural relevance? How can I physically or chemically manipulate materials into new forms? How did this material come to exist, and what will it be in time?” —JEFF MARTIN, DESIGNER

For Design, By Design at Alpenglow Projects

Designer Jeff Martin opens Vancouver’s newest contemporary art and design gallery with a model that benefits makers.

GRAY Awards 2020:

Finalists Announced

From a modern remembrance centre in Alberta to a shed on a remote island off the coast of Norway to a study in why humans are attracted to shiny objects... finalists of GRAY Awards 2020, and international design competition have been announced.

Title sponsor: Marvin Windows & Doors.

Noyes House Exhibition Marks Historic First

At the Noyes House brings together more than 80 contemporary works and opens the iconic Modernist home to the public for the first time.

A group exhibition at the Austrian Cultural Forum New York looks at the changing relationship between architecture and public space over the past five decades.

Francis Ruyter, Jack Delano: Nashville, Tennessee. Women operating a giant stamping machine. Vultee Aircraft Corpora9on plant, 2018. Reproductions by kunst-documentation.com

“I CANNOT BE AS STRAIGHTFORWARD AS SAYING THAT WHAT I DO IS JUST ARCHITECTURE. I AM WORKING WITH PEOPLE AND PLACE AT THE CORE, BUT THERE IS ALSO EVERYTHING THAT GOES INTO THAT, FROM CLIMATE TO THE ENVIRONMENT TO CULTURE. IT’S SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST BUILDINGS.”

—Mariam Kamara, Atelier Masōmī

GRAY magazine No. 53, BOUNDLESS POSSIBILITIES

No. 53

The WARRIOR Issue

In this issue, we’ve invited creatives at every career stage to share their stories: a Japanese industrial designer who challenged the tenet of form versus function and went on to become one of the most prolific and influential designers of the 21st century; an internationally acclaimed interior designer who still deals with gender disparity; and designers from around the world who united around a common goal during mandatory quarantines, and whose relentless creativity sprouted new products, messages of hope, and limitless inspiration.

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Architecture _ Interiors

Design Firm Profiles

Architecture _ Interiors

Design Firm Profiles

Architecture _ Interiors

Design Firm Profiles

Refresh at the SCP Redmond Hotel Nabs Preservation Award

Maiden Noir’s Fall Inspiration? Mushrooms.

For Design, By Design at Alpenglow Projects

GRAY Awards 2020:

Finalists Announced

Noyes House Exhibition Marks Historic First

A group exhibition at the Austrian Cultural Forum New York looks at the changing relationship between architecture and public space over the past five decades.

Fine Print

Brimming with Color

Boundless Possibilities

“I CANNOT BE AS STRAIGHTFORWARD AS SAYING THAT WHAT I DO IS JUST ARCHITECTURE. I AM WORKING WITH PEOPLE AND PLACE AT THE CORE, BUT THERE IS ALSO EVERYTHING THAT GOES INTO THAT, FROM CLIMATE TO THE ENVIRONMENT TO CULTURE. IT’S SO MUCH MORE THAN JUST BUILDINGS.”

DESIGN + CULTURE