As populations grow older, how can we develop living environments that enable people to age with dignity and purpose?

Interiors are going live. Sensor-based data is moving from R&D labs to real-world interiors, reprogramming spatial design to become adaptive, performative and surveillant.

Fashion’s foray into hospitality has become a full-blown movement that’s unfolding at speed.

Creating spaces that work for everyone – regardless of age, size or ability – creates additional financial considerations for those undertaking design projects.

What if traditional boundaries became invitations to connect with the landscape? Studio MK27's Canopy House forgoes hermetically sealed layouts in favour of a living, breathing integration with the ...

This week brought retail openings from Supreme and Victorinox, plus a Dior retrospective in Seoul and a Maui outpost of Nobu. Keep these retail, hospitality and shows launches on your radar.

Dubai design studio Roar developed a report on best practices for accommodating diverse brain functions in the workplace, examining how to develop truly universal and human-centric spaces beyond ...

Situated in a picturesque Austrian valley, the Grand Hotel Straubinger is designed to integrate with its surroundings and honour its architectural history.

FRAME’s editor-at-large Tracey Ingram explores the role of the future office with Robert Thiemann, cofounder and former director of FRAME and founder of spatial design consultancy Betterness.

Salmon Eye is a multi-use hospitality and cultural space that immerses visitors in the surrounding fjord landscape and the complexities of global food systems.

Hosted by FRAME and Haworth, Sustainable Realities explored what’s needed to make the commercial meet the aspirational in designing sustainable workspaces.

FRAME’s Autumn issue is all about designing in the age of uncertainty. How can creatives – and their projects – be receptive and resilient to (continual) change? Here, we outline what you’ll find ...