Interviews
Less exclusive buildings “are actually some of the most interesting” says Devs production designer
“Stop working on spaces which disproportionately impact African Americans” says architectural designer Michael Ford
“Play can be an act of resistance” says US border seesaw architect Virginia San Fratello
“We are in the midst of two global crises” says Nike’s sustainability lead
“The responsibility of sound designers has increased” due to coronavirus lockdown says Yuri Suzuki
FT coronavirus updates “allow people to make an informed decision” says data visualisation journalist
Carlo Ratti calls for redesign of “dinosaur” hospitals and universities for the post-coronavirus era
Live interview with Studio Drift as part of Virtual Design Festival
Parasite house designed from “simple floor plan” sketched by Bong Joon-Ho
“Every person should have a face shield” says epidemiologist Michael Edmond
The Washington Post’s “simple simulations” showing how to slow coronavirus is its most popular story ever
“I don’t want my pictures to tell people what they should think” says Alastair Philip Wiper
“I just knew what was going to happen” says Li Edelkoort, the forecaster whose coronavirus predictions went viral
Buildings where you don’t need to touch anything are “entirely feasible” says Paul Flowers
Colourful “New London Fabulous” design movement is challenging minimalism, says Adam Nathaniel Furman
Dressing scenes for Killing Eve was “like finding treasure” says set decorator
Housing after coronavirus should feature bigger spaces and more balconies says Alison Brooks
Doomed Sidewalk Toronto development “was not dealing with the urgent topics of today” says Ben van Berkel
Health workers treating coronavirus are “frontline athletes who need equipment” says Nike PPE lead
“This is not a hospital” says architect behind conversion of McCormick Place
Designers should “seize the moment” to make positive change says Design Justice author Sasha Costanza-Chock
ExCel centre “obvious choice” to convert into coronavirus hospital says BDP
Urban planning is “really very biased against women” says Caroline Criado Perez
