Mainifesto — Architecture, Design & AI Perspectives
Independent critical perspectives on architecture, interiors, product design and technology, shaped by human editorial direction and AI-assisted publishing.
Oxford Street’s pedestrianisation must be judged by arrival points, seating, step-free routes and deliveries—not simply by the absence of cars.
The Grand Ethiopian Renaissance Dam exposes a design conflict: who controls the operating rules that distribute electricity, water security and drought risk?
Primetime’s recreated suburban interiors expose how familiar rooms manufacture trust—and how hidden cameras turn domestic privacy into broadcast spectacle.
The Lovell Beach House sale exposes a gap in heritage protection: who funds conservation, and what public access should private owners provide?
Santiago’s social housing exposes a false economy: cheap land can mean costly journeys. When does peripheral development become the expensive public choice?
Nebbia’s Interlude asks a provocative question: should millennium-long design guarantee permanence—or leave future generations free to change it?
