Architecture

Robert Del Naja — aka 3D — is more than the visual architect of Massive Attack. From Bristol graffiti to Blue Lines, Mezzanine, Heligoland and beyond, his work fuses sound, politics, and visual insurgency. This deep dive traces his evolution: graffiti pioneer, trip hop originator, activist, technologist, and cultural saboteur.

At the turn of the 20th century, Louis Comfort Tiffany's vibrant stained-glass creations became icons of American Art Nouveau. Yet, behind these masterpieces was a team of talented women—known as the "Tiffany Girls"—whose names remained largely unknown for decades. This article sheds light on their invaluable contributions and the challenges they faced in a male-dominated industry.

Louis Comfort Tiffany’s journey spanned painting, stained glass innovation, and bold interior design—culminating in a legacy of color and light that still enchants. Dive into his genius, the women who fueled his success, and the enduring glow of his opalescent artistry.

Alexander Girard, a pioneer of mid-century modern design, brought a human touch to modernism with his bold use of color and pattern, drawing from global folk art traditions. His work with Herman Miller and iconic projects like La Fonda del Sol shaped the design world, leaving a lasting impact on today’s creatives.

Frank Lloyd Wright revolutionized modern architecture with his groundbreaking designs that blend nature and innovation. From the iconic Fallingwater to the Guggenheim Museum, Wright’s organic architecture philosophy reshaped how we experience space, light, and functionality. Explore how his influence extends beyond buildings to mentorship, creativity, and design that continues to inspire generations of architects and creatives today.