According to editor in chief Jennifer Sigler, this issue of Harvard Design Magazine forms a renewed call to expand the architectural imagination to the interior.

“Inside Scoop” is organised in four parts. It opens with a collection of archival essays, each paired with a newly written reflection by an invited contributor. This is followed by an interview with Maja Hoffmann of the LUMA Foundation, a folio of interior strategies and patterns, and a conversation among members of Harvard’s architecture faculty about the processes and challenges of conceiving interior space in their own work.

“Inside Scoop” combines archival essays by, among others, Mark Wigley, Penelope Dean, Marshall Berman, Jenna Sutela, McKenzie Wark, Kersten Geers, ÅYR, and Peter Sloterdijk; response papers by Sylvia Lavin, Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee, Barbara Penner, Lois Weinthal, and Shannon Mattern; a faculty conversation with Michelle Chang, Preston Scott Cohen, Andrew Holder, Jon Lott, Toshiko Mori, Mack Scogin; as well as an interview with LUMA Foundation founder Maja Hoffmann; and an extensive image essay on interiors.

According to editor in chief Jennifer Sigler, this issue of Harvard Design Magazine forms a renewed call to expand the architectural imagination to the interior.

“Inside Scoop” is organised in four parts. It opens with a collection of archival essays, each paired with a newly written reflection by an invited contributor. This is followed by an interview with Maja Hoffmann of the LUMA Foundation, a folio of interior strategies and patterns, and a conversation among members of Harvard’s architecture faculty about the processes and challenges of conceiving interior space in their own work.

“Inside Scoop” combines archival essays by, among others, Mark Wigley, Penelope Dean, Marshall Berman, Jenna Sutela, McKenzie Wark, Kersten Geers, ÅYR, and Peter Sloterdijk; response papers by Sylvia Lavin, Sharon Johnston and Mark Lee, Barbara Penner, Lois Weinthal, and Shannon Mattern; a faculty conversation with Michelle Chang, Preston Scott Cohen, Andrew Holder, Jon Lott, Toshiko Mori, Mack Scogin; as well as an interview with LUMA Foundation founder Maja Hoffmann; and an extensive image essay on interiors.