Featuring more than 25 designs by the Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye, this issue of a+u magazine offers an in-depth look at the direction his practice has taken over the past decade, and includes an essay by the architect on his approach to light and density.

“The light determines how the building will be seen and understood, and influences how I decide to format the construction,” explains Adjaye. It is a formidable list of projects from around the globe, such as the Moscow School of Management in Skolkovo, IBA Hamburg, Beirut’s Aishti Foundation, Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Wakefied Market Hall in West Yorkshire, and Sugar Hill mixed-use development in New York City.

Featuring more than 25 designs by the Ghanaian-British architect David Adjaye, this issue of a+u magazine offers an in-depth look at the direction his practice has taken over the past decade, and includes an essay by the architect on his approach to light and density.

“The light determines how the building will be seen and understood, and influences how I decide to format the construction,” explains Adjaye. It is a formidable list of projects from around the globe, such as the Moscow School of Management in Skolkovo, IBA Hamburg, Beirut’s Aishti Foundation, Museum of Contemporary Art Denver, Wakefied Market Hall in West Yorkshire, and Sugar Hill mixed-use development in New York City.