New York’s finite amount of space means that developers and architects are thinking outside the box to enhance urban living for the 21^st century.
 

For Art Basel Miami Beach 2018, Quintessentially has harnessed all of its worldly expertise to create an immersive 24- and 48-hour journey through Havana’s cultural heritage.
 

Seven stories to keep you sharp this month
 

New shopping destinations that are reinvigorating the urban retail experience.
 

How your living space can be transformed into a cultural landmark. We explore the options in this at-a-glance interior design directory.
 

London’s latest, ambitious shopping and dining regeneration project, Coal Drops Yard, is about to be fully unveiled to the public, injecting new life into a once-unloved part of the capital.

Frieze and fellow fair promoters, such as Art Basel, have pledged to implement progressive pricing structures, lowering costs for the smaller galleries, at the bigger galleries’ expense.
 
 

In 1933, a group of western architects and planners observed the problems of smoky old industrial cities, and set down a blueprint for a clean, ordered ‘functional city’. But at what expense to the public realm?

Venice Architecture Biennale staged every two years since 1980 in the city’s Giardini showgrounds, allows prominent figures in the profession the chance to fool around with ideas that might otherwise not suit big public or commercial commissions.

Award-winning journalist Christiane Amanpour recently sat down with British journalist Chloe Fox at Heckfield Place, for a conversation on ‘Truthful, not Neutral’.
 

Educational anxiety is real. No matter how much your child loves school – especially the ‘socialising with friends’ part – exams, assignments and grades can all add up to “stress”.

If you see one exhibition in London this season, make it Modern Couples: Art, Intimacy and the Avant-garde at The Barbican; not only because it is an exhilarating re-examination of art in the first half of the 20th century - a veritable who did what - but also because it is a rather racy who had who.