Frame Magazine – Issue 165
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Frame Magazine Issue 165 honours the recent FRAME Awards winners and predicts what lies ahead for spatial design, as editor in chief Floor Kuitert explains. This issue is all about reflection and projection. We showcase the projects and people representing the best of the spatial design industry in the past year – and look ahead with the key themes set to shape the spaces of tomorrow.
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