The past few months have sparked a system-changing wave of innovative, exciting and unexpected collaborations across the creative industries. How can we continue to make the most of those opportunities in a future, post-pandemic world?
Recently, Knight Dragon’s Kerri Sibson was joined by renowned property journalist, Anne Ashworth, and Knight Frank’s Seb Warner, to chat about the future of London and its property market.
We take a look behind the scenes with, Jane Lawrence the Head of Interior Design at Greenwich Peninsula.
Introducing the designers, planners, architects and artists shaping London’s new ultimate village
Britain’s best design firms reveal how they’re shaping a riverside district from the banks up.
Outrivals on The Tide is a new community driven boutique gym providing open gym, small group classes and personal training at Greenwich Peninsula.
The focus is on the idea of shared living, without sacrificing “me time”.
Nina and Dan’s apartment is a swathe of arresting visuals, turning you every which way. It takes a moment to pick something and settle on it, so eager are you to analyse each and every piece that adorns the walls.
Since she moved into her Upper Riverside apartment, Ena Celoiu has been fine-tuning her streamlined, serene style.
Joseph Sailsman, 54, explains how the one of the Peninsula’s art installations has become a hub for London’s rollerskating community.
The seventh and final Secret 7" closed at NOW Gallery in November. We say so long with a celebration of some of the best works of art created for the record sleeves.
Lara Maiklem, the London foreshore scavenger, turned her love of hands-on history into a Sunday Times bestseller. She tells Alex Rayner how she did it.
Sophia Keaveney had a promising West End stage career until a series of headaches led to a life-changing diagnosis. She tells Georgia Marsh how she’s beating the odds, and making a dramatic recovery.
Theatrical agent Harriet Kingdon loves Greenwich Peninsula's safe walkways, as well as the wild opportunities the balcony affords
Over the past few months, the design world has rallied to address its lack of diversity and inclusivity. We explore why it’s so important that more people have a say in designing the spaces we live in. Words by Fedora Abu
Once a frightening social spectre, HIV is becoming far more manageable. To mark World Aids Day, we meet Londoners working hard to kick the disease out of our social lives for good.
To mark the installation of his new public sculpture, Head in the Wind, Allen Jones, one of Britain’s original pop artists, talks about Stanley Kubrick, 1960s New York, and why artworks can be a bit like children.