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confessions of a design geek

Award-winning UK design blog established in 2010 to discover, champion and inspire new designers.

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Maggie’s Centre wins top Wood Award

Katie, November 28, 2016June 16, 2020

This article was published 10 years Judges voted unanimously to award the top prize to the Maggie’s Centre at the Robert Parfett Building at the Christie Hospital in Manchester, commenting that the structure “brought together the best in engineering, fabrication and architecture.” The single-storey building is constructed from a natural…

Confessions of a Design Geek Maggie's Fife Zaha Hadid

maggie’s :: the best bits

Katie, July 11, 2013June 16, 2020

This article was published 13 years I’ve been writing this column for almost a year, and in that time I have written about every one of Maggie’s 11 centres in the UK and beyond. Maggie’s is an incredible charity using design and architecture to offer people with cancer and their…

Confessions of a Design Geek Maggie's Cancer Caring Centre, London

creative spaces :: maggie’s cancer caring centre

Katie, September 11, 2011June 16, 2020

I found my visit to Maggie’s Cancer Caring Centre London inspiring and humbling. Most of all it was an important reminder of what design is for. It’s for making people’s lives better, and I can’t think of a better example of that than Maggie’s.

Confessions of a Design Geek

interview :: max fraser, the joy of living

Katie, March 6, 2011June 16, 2020

Max Fraser, editor of the London Design Guide (a book which rarely leaves my handbag), has been working on a rather special project. Joy of Living finally sees the light of day on March 15th at Somerset House.

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