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Building for children, whether in the form of a crèche, a nursery school or a day-care centre, certainly presents a special challenge.

Concrete is a contradictory, in some properties even a paradoxical building material.

Scarcely any area of life today remains unaffected by the rapid developments taking place in computer technology, and architecture is no exception.

La Grande Nation has once again shown us the strength of a grand gesture.

Surprisingly enough, although more and more translucent materials are available for use in architecture, glass products remain the principal form in which they…

Right now, high-rise buildings seem to be springing up all over the place – a construction type that is currently experiencing a worldwide boom.

This issue of DETAIL focuses on the variety of possibilities that modern steel constructions are capable of realising.

That energy efficiency need not conflict with architectural quality can be seen in many positive examples today like highly efficient buildings and schools, as…

Issues of DETAIL dedicated to building materials typically examine one type: wood, steel or concrete.