In the present edition of Detail, we introduce projects, in which existing structures and materials have been reactivated for fresh uses.
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Magazine I2/2018 The good old cellular office appears to be virtually extinct – as is proven in our current issue of Detail Inside on the subject of “New Working Worlds”.
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Magazine S3/2018 The current issue of structure – published by DETAIL presents outstanding works of engineering.
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Magazine 9/2018 In our September edition, we include different types of school buildings.
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Magazine 7+8/2018 In our current issue, we examine urban spaces that possess different qualities.
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Magazine 6/2018 In the June edition of DETAIL, we have compiled a number of examples of modern developments that demonstrate the diversity of concrete.
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Magazine S2/2018 All the articles emphasise the important role in society played by civil and structural engineers.
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Magazine 5/2018 The Mai edition is about "Facades" and contains our special green section.
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Magazine 4/2018 In the current, April journal, we wish to illustrate the fact that, despite the plight of the housing market, there are positive trends as well.
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Magazine I1/2018 The focus of this issue is dedicated to the theme of ‘Playing and Learning’.
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Magazine 3/2018 In the March issue of Detail, we present concepts for auditoriums and open-air theatres, congress centres and large opera houses.
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Magazine S1/2018 This issue of structure presents exciting structural engineering solutions and outstanding works of engineering.
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Magazine 1+2/2018 With our focus on timber construction in this first issue of 2018 we engage with a tradition – and address its aspects in an issue that sports a new look.
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Magazine 12/2017 In the December issue of Detail, we have compiled a series of projects that respond to landscape space in quite distinct forms.
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Magazine 11/2017 There is hardly another topic that fascinates architects more than new materials, with their previously unimagined properties and enchanting haptic surfaces.
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