Architect David Adjaye might be best known for monumental buildings like the National Museum of African American History and Culture in Washington DC or the Sugar Hill Housing project in Harlem, but much of his early work is here in London. To celebrate the opening of David Adjaye: Making Memory at the Design Museum today, we go on a whistle-stop tour of his London projects that you can see for yourself, and hear from the people that inhabit them.

We sink our teeth into the latest project by design studio Sella Concept – Balham’s new South American-inspired bar and restaurant Piraña.

We go behind the scenes with designer Carolina Palombo and the Uruguayan artisans she’s collaborated with to chat about her Tutura chair for LDF show Hilos Invisibles.

We catch up with the seven Uruguayan studios exhibiting as part of Matteo Fogale’s LDF show at Aram Gallery.

A glimpse of the Uruguayan architect that inspired designer Matteo Fogale’s LDF exhibition.

Architect Benni Allan on turning the renovation of his former school in southern Spain into an educational experience for all.