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Until April 2, the Turbine Hall of the Tate Modern hosts an installation, designed by the Danish collective Superflex, entitled “One, two three Swing!”

The Design Museum in London has revealed the winners of the 10th annual Beazley Designs of the Year. The exhibition is open until 18 February 2018

The Design Museum in London announces Ferrari: Under the Skin, a major exhibition exploring the history and design of Ferrari.

The exhibition of the Beazley Designs of the Year 2017 will be open from October 18, 2017 through January 28, 2018 at the Design Museum in London

LDF continues its relationship with the Victoria and Albert Museum and, also for this edition, the program at the V&A includes installations and talks

London Design Festival 2017: two landmark projects from this year's edition: Urban Cabin by Mini Living with Sam Jacob, and Studio Villa Walala by Camille Walala

Light, strong and versatile: from July 15, V&A Museum presents the history of plywood in a new exhibition exploring a material that “made the modern world”

From 24 May through 15 October, 2017 the new Design Museum in Kensington High street, London presents the exhibition “California designing freedom”.

A Futuro House, the futuristic abode designed by architect Matti Suuronen in the '60s has landed onto a roof of the Central Saint Martins in London

Better Shelter by J. Karlsson, D. Kanter, C. Gustafsson, J. van Leer, T.de Haas, N. Barlera, the IKEA Foundation, & UNHCR has been named Design of the Year

The Pink Floyd Exhibition: Their Mortal Remains, running from 13 May through 1 October, 2017 will be an immersive journey through Pink Floyd’s world.

The exhibition "Fear and Love. Reactions to a complexe world" is one of the events programmed for the Design Museum opening in Kensington-west London.

Until 5 February, 2017, the Royal Institute of British Architects presents “WE LIVE IN THE OFFICE”, a commission by multi-disciplinary artist Giles Round

Taking place at Somerset House the first LONDON DESIGN BIENNALE will be open to the public for three-weeks, from 7 through 27 September 2016

As the core location of the London Design Festival 2016 the Victoria & Albert Museum will house exhibitions, installations, events, talks and workshops.

For his design for the Serpentine Summer House 2016 program, British architect Asif Khan conceived a sun-responsive curvilinear "tea house" made in timber

The Summer House in London designed by Yona Friedman for Serpentine Galleries is a modular structure inspired by his seminal project "The Spatial City"

Barkow Leibinger designed their Summer House in Kensington Gardens, London, for Serpentine Galleries as a round-shaped open structure made of plywood loops

The Serpentine Summer House designed by Nigerian architect Kunlé Adeyemi in London is a joyful celebration of the sense and basic components of architecture

London. The 2016 Serpentine Summer Pavilion at Kensington Gardens by BIG – Bjarke Ingels Group is based on a “warped” brick wall.

Strange and Familiar: Britain as Revealed by International Photographers, at the Barbican Gallery, is a visual investigation on 7 decades of British life

The exhibition Botticelli Reimagined, on view at the Victoria & Albert Museum in London depicts the influence of Botticelli on modern art, fashion and film

The "8th Continent" installation by Luzinterruptus at Trafalgar Square, made of 13,000 illuminated plastic bottles, evokes the Great Pacific Garbage Patch

Will two wheels change our future? "Cycle Revolution" at the Design Museum London depicts the world of cycling, its vehicles, social behaviours and tribes

The installation Rain Light by Luzinterruptus at the Totally Thames festival in London is made of 3000 self-lighting condoms filled with blue water

The exhibition "The world of Charles and Ray Eames" at the Barbican Art Gallery outlines the career of 2 of the most acclaimed designers of the 20th century

The revolutionary exhibition Sensorium running at Tate Britain in London from 26 August 2015 investigates how 4 paintings could be perceived by all 5 senses

The exhibition "Life on Foot" at the Design Museum in London until November 2015 depicts, by the example of Camper, the fascinating process of making shoes

The Design Museum in London has just announced the winners of the 8th edition of the Design of the Year award in 6 categories from Architecture to Transport

An history by images of all Serpentine Galleries Summer Pavilions at Kensington Gardens in London from 2000 - Zaha Hadid to 2015 - SelgasCano architects

London, the exhibition Magnificent Obsessions: the artist as collector at the Barbican Centre invites the visitors to take a dive into collecting obsessions

London. In the ground facing the Serpentine Sackler Gallery there's a large scale fountain made of garden hoses...

Until November 9, 2014, the Serpentine Sackler Galleryin London presents an intriguing exhibition of works by the Welsh artist Cerith Wyn Evans

Urban Plunge exhibition , Roca London Gallery by Zaha Hadid: swimming at + Pool in East River NY, House of Water Island Brygge, Copenhagen, London new baths

The Victoria and Albert museum houses various exhibitions connected to the 2014 London Design Festival, we present here three interesting installations

"A place called home" is the landmark project of the 2014 London Design Festival features 4 houses by Jasper Morrison, Studioilse, Patternity, Raw Edges

The Serpentine Galleries temporary Summer pavilion 2014 at Kensington Gardens in London, a fiberglass shell designed by the Chilean architect Smiljan Radic

Spring Forest is a temporary installation realised in 2012 for the yearly London design festival Clerkenwell Design Week by Draisci Studio