More images by Jannes Linders in designws. I want more of those!

The ROC Aventus College in Apeldoorn (NL) has invited star designers Jurgen Bey, Tjep., Remy/Veenhuizen and Krijn de Koning to give some identity to the interior of their new…

Fiona Sibley suggests what sort of facilities and spaces might be housed at the new Tate Modern.

It seems crazy to be talking already about what to put inside a building that’s opening in 2012, although with the Olympics approaching,…

Roving reporter Tom Keeley will be posting regularly on his regional travels, in this new series seeking out the best design from around the country.

Where do you find good design? London. Paris. New York. What about Sheffield? It doesn’t quite…

Because I’m often in contact with interaction designers and artists, I thought it could be interesting to select a few pieces of interactive furniture which, I think, could have a place in a museum.

When I first decided to write…

Each week we will have a theme for people to respond to on our mood board and in the comments. So without further ado, this week’s theme is … (drum roll please) … cafe spaces.

Fiona has already written about this last…

The pictures have started rolling into our mood board, and each week we’ll pick one of our favourites for this Picture of the Week post.

Freya Franklin sent in this picture and suggested a ‘children’s area with a giant etch-a-sketch’.…

We asked key figures in the redevelopment of Tate Modern to name their most inspiring spaces. Jacques Herzog, of the architects Herzog & de Meuron, chose these:

The antique underground caves in Rome, Italy

Stockholm City Library by Erik Gunnar…

Fiona Sibley is Features Editor of Design Week and will be contributing regularly to The Great Tate Mod Blog.

Typical – a new powerhouse of modern art beckons, and here we are wondering where we can get a decent cup of…

We asked key figures in the redevelopment of Tate Modern to name their most inspiring spaces. Culture Secretary James Purnell took up the challenge with his mobile phone.

The Roundhouse, London

The staircase at 10 Downing Street with portraits of…

Regine Debatty is editor of a blog called We Make Money Not Art and she’ll be posting regularly on art and design issues.

I’m kicking off this series of posts for the Great Tate Mod Blog with a little news round-up, gathering the stories…

We asked key figures in the redevelopment of Tate Modern to name their five most inspiring spaces. Tate’s director Nicholas Serota starts us off:

1. Chapel of Notre Dame du Haut, Ronchamp

2. St John Restaurant, London

3. Kettle’s Yard,…

We asked a group of art-loving 15 year-olds from the Sacred Heart RC School in Camberwell, South East London, to choose images for our Mood Board.Trawling through photos from the internet, the students soon spotted some innovative ideas for dividing…

The Swiss firm of architects Herzog and de Meuron have created a ground-breaking scheme for the new development at Tate Modern. A tower, structured as a series of stacked cubes (UPDATE: The design for the building’s exterior has since evolved beyond…