Luis Barragán at Design Museum

Fierce Mexican light is first barricaded out with Cubist self-discipline; startling colours and angles fold you in their walls then spring fresh spaces, horizons, and sun-corralling waterfalls. 'Life without beauty is not worthy of being called human' is a sentiment inevitably disclosing the elitism of Barragán's privileged background: his park drinking trough with its immense aisle of dark water finds its dedication in the tranquillity of slow-supping horses, patrician emblem of some older order. The Architect's ego, however, exists to exalt: don't miss experiencing this one.