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Laura Connelly

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Laura Connelly
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After beginning her career in London 14-years ago, Laura moved back 'up North' to immerse herself in Manchester's thriving creative scene. An advocate of the anecdote, storytelling is her one true passion. She loves to champion new talent in the fields of architecture, interior design, materiality and manufacturing, with a particular interest in biomaterials. Laura has written for a range of publications, including the Guardian.

Muraspec launches digitally printed murals designed to transform surfaces into powerful design statements.
Radii combines material expression with technical integrity, elevating the resident experience at The Eades Walthamstow.
AI: Simply intriguing or integral to creating significant impact?
Vepa UK launches Hemp Carbon: Furniture with modern character & natural foundations.
New Tennessee Performing Arts Center by BIG extends the vibrancy of downtown Nashville.
Stuart Rogers, national operations director, Muse & board member, LandAid on shaping places that support people.
What is the role of modelmaking in an increasingly digital world?
Katy Ghahremani, partner/architect, Make Architects, on EDIB principles, high-profile projects & role models in the workplace.
Material Source Studio is a brand new exhibition venue for Clerkenwell Design Week 2026.
ILIV’s portfolio of faux leather fabrics expands with the launch of Tofino.
Buttress Architects, This City & Jasper Sanders + Partners collaborate on No.1 Ancoats Green.
A workspace fit for music copyright royalty: Motive creates brand-led headquarters for Ice Services.
Lola Ben-Alon, assistant professor, Columbia University & director, Natural Materials Lab.
New Cundall HQ sees collaboration between SPACE, Bowmer and Kirkland & Ryder Architecture - with biophilic design by Benholm.
Milliken’s new capsule floor tile collection The Sisal Edit draws inspiration from tactility of plant fibres.
New Fred Perry flagship store in London - designed by Brinkworth - channels the music and mischief of Soho.
40 Views on supporting Equity, Diversity, Inclusion & Belonging through inclusive design.
EDIB: What does beyond bare minimum look like in the residential sector?