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Love Letter to the Corinthians

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By Robert Bevan Verified, Giulio Ghirardi
| The World of Interiors Verified
Andreas Angelidakis’s apartment is in flux as the Athens-based artist explores, through his home environment, his next international show. Maquettes are being considered, juxtapositions judged and details fixed. The place is a whirlpool of ideas and experimentation, prototypes and aftermaths: somewhere between Scylla and Charybdis in the provocations that spin out, informed by keepsakes, memories and losses, the personal and political.
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Dwell in wellbeing: a new book offers case studies for future living

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By Robert Bevan Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
The future is earth tones if a new book by Ellie Stathaki for the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA) is anything to go by. As she points out in the introduction to Future Homes, the domestic has always been a site of experiment for those exploring how we might live in times to come.
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Renée Gailhoustet created concrete citadels steeped in communist principles

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By Robert Bevan Verified
| The World of Interiors Verified
French architect Renée Gailhoustet was both an outsider and a pioneer in her profession. Born in Algeria in 1929, she was a Sorbonne philosophy graduate whose communism committed her to architecture and change – and not only in theory: she once had her nose broken in a punch-up with the far-right politician Jean-Marie Le Pen.
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