
The renovations and conversions in this issue reveal quite a lot about dramatic change of use.
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The renovations and conversions in this issue reveal quite a lot about dramatic change of use.
See magazineOur March issue highlights current examples of combined living and working, often in vibrant urban quarters.
See magazineTo kick off the new year, our January-February issue focuses on a classic construction topic: roof structures.
See magazineThe dramatisation of spaces offers manifold opportunities. The projects and topics presented in this issue of Detail Interiors demonstrate this circumstance.
See magazineThe focus on concrete in the current issue brings this year’s thematic series to a close.
See magazineCan building be an easy task today, given a building culture shaped by standards, an oversupply of construction materials, and industrial production methods?
See magazineGlass is a fascinating building material with perse, sometimes contrasting qualities: transparent, reflective or frosted, tough yet fragile.
See magazineThe present issue focuses on staircases, paths and ramps – in other words, building elements and spaces that in addition to their obvious technical functions…
See magazineThere is no question that climate protection and consideration for resources are among the most important objectives for our future. (Also available as…
See magazineThere have never been so many building materials to choose from, nor were so many different ways available to process their surfaces.
See magazineBuilding costs are usually a topic in the media only when they explode and some spectacular or prestigious object is involved, as was the case with the…
See magazineA theatre as the emblem of a city, or perhaps of an entire continent: Jørn Utzon succeeded in creating one in his expressive opera house in Sydney in 1972.
See magazineFlat or pitched – as recently as twenty years ago, an architect’s response to this question was virtually a profession of faith.
See magazineWhat effects will the international economic crisis ultimately have on architecture and the building industry?
See magazineWhat exactly is architecture? Aaron Betsky poses this profound question as curator of this year’s 11th Architecture Biennale in Venice.
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