Heatherwick Studio has been replaced by Orms on the high-profile project to convert London’s iconic Grade II-listed BT Tower into a hotel ...

With its new show, Provocations: The Architecture and Design of Heatherwick Studio, the Hammer Museum, Los Angeles, portrays itself as a kind of exploratory museum. The exhibition’s texts and labels, ...

Designer of UK Pavilion for the Shanghai World Expo, Thomas Heatherwick was one of the speakers featured at the recent 2011 TED conference. Heatherwick and his design team won the Foreign & ...

Heatherwick Studio has unveiled its designs for four residential towers in the South Korean capital, Seoul. The 900-home ...

Rising out of the ground like strange oversized lanterns, Hatai is an eye-catching project centered around two towers. Designed by Heatherwick Studio, the buildings will house a pair of hotels and are ...

'We need to find ways to include mental health in the design of the places that surround us.' Anyone can climb up the side of a new building coming to Tokyo Call me free solo, baby. 6 crazy details ...

London-based architecture firm Heatherwick Studio has been commissioned to design a new district in the center of Tokyo. Officially opened by the Prime Minister of Japan earlier this week, the ...

Heatherwick Studio has completed work on an ambitious new district in central Tokyo. Named Azabudai Hills, it showcases the firm's penchant for inserting lots of lush greenery into its projects and is ...

This June, Cooper Hewitt, Smithsonian Design Museum will present “Provocations: The Architecture and Design of Heatherwick Studio,” the first museum exhibition to introduce the imaginative work of ...

Having left a conspicuous mark on the Hudson River–abutting far west side of Manhattan with projects like Little Island, Lantern House, and the now-shuttered Vessel, London designer Thomas Heatherwick ...

Google's proposed California headquarters will be built with robots, according to the most recent planning documents received by the City of Mountain View Council. As the Architects' Journal reported ...