Material Matters with Grant Gibson

Sabine Marcelis on recycled aluminium and resin.

AHEC's David Venables on US hardwood forests and using what nature provides.

Rosa Whiteley on shells and creating a new building material.

Claudy Jongstra on working with wool and creating her own biodynamic farm.

Tim Minshall on manufacturing, tariffs, silicon, and green hushing.

Seetal Solanki on olive tree roots, cooking, and why materials matter.

Callum Robinson on wood and his new book Ingrained.

Neil Brownsword on clay and safeguarding skill.

Zandra Rhodes on pattern, colour, and textiles.

Aaron Betsky on why architects should stop building (and reuse instead).

Nicole Rycroft on viscose and her mission to save the world's endangered forests.

Mark Hearld on collage.

Todd Bracher on light (and designing Net Positive products).

Zena Holloway on grass roots.

Alkesh Parmar on orange peel.

Sanne Visser on human hair.

Bharti Kher on material alchemy and her fascination with bindis.

Oliver Heath on biophilic design.

Ernest Scheyder on lithium, mining, and the politics behind going green.

Adi Toch on why she buries copper.

Human Nature's Jonathan Smales on mining the Anthropocene, and building in timber and Hempcrete at The Phoenix.

Bert Frank's Adam Yeats on manufacturing in post-Brexit Britain.

Ptolemy Mann on colour, weaving, and painting.

Fairphone's Bas van Abel on repair, longevity, and conflict minerals.

John Tuomey on his childhood in rural Ireland, becoming an architect, and his beautiful memoir, First Quarter.

Sara Grady and Alice Robinson on making ethical leather.

Florian Gadsby on clay and becoming a potter.

Christien Meindertsma on wool (and linoleum).

Simone Brewster on cork and creating 'intimate architecture'.

Jeremy Maxwell Wintrebert on hot glass.

Neil Thomas on building with bamboo.

Caroline Till on material futures, regenerative design, and lots more.

Tom Lloyd and Luke Pearson on how materials have changed their practice.

Goldfinger’s Marie Carlisle on an extraordinary social enterprise that's centred around wood.

Michael Marriott on resourceful design and his fascination with materials.

Alice Kettle on embroidery.

Beatie Wolfe on making music material again and the power of art.

Ndidi Ekubia on silver and her extraordinary, liquid-like vessels.

Ercol chairman, Henry Tadros, on elm, beech, ash and keeping his company relevant.

Donna Wilson on knitting, becoming a brand, and creating her extraordinary creatures.

Julian Stair on pots, death, and using cremated ashes in his work.

Paul Cocksedge on coal, metal, light, concrete and much more besides.

Ineke Hans on designing for the circular economy.

Darren Appiagyei on turning Banksia nuts and waste wood.

Summer Islam on building with biomaterials.

Keith Brymer Jones on his life in clay and TV stardom.

Peter Apps on Aluminium Composite Material and the Grenfell Tower fire.

Smile Plastics’ Rosalie McMillan and Adam Fairweather on recycling plastic and reviving a company.

Aric Chen on design and energy, giving microbes agency, and lots more.

Professor Rebecca Earley on polyester, people and pragmatism.