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John Pawson admits his new country home has softened his views on minimalism and Max Lamb discusses how materials dictate his designs
and political and feminist issues
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Our second issue is focused on heat and we think it will be a welcome reading companion this winter
Safar #6 2021 food & drinks PIN–UP employed “entertainment” as aIn the sixth issue, Power, Safar explores the commodification of academia as evaluation forms multiply and students worldwide stare out into computer screens; examines the extensive cultural and environmental narrative that Hezbollah has cultivated in Lebanon and beyond; discusses the process of dismantling racist and colonial powers structures in U. S. design institutions; more shares artifacts tracing the long and complicated history of electricity