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Detail 5 2025 : Facades
Detail 5 2025 : Facades
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The facade is a building’s most outward-facing element. The interplay of materials, textures, colours, and transparent or opaque surfaces defines not only its external character but also its contribution to the urban fabric. While facades in past centuries evolved from traditional construction methods and locally sourced materials, today’s design possibilities are far(...)
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The facade is a building’s most outward-facing element. The interplay of materials, textures, colours, and transparent or opaque surfaces defines not only its external character but also its contribution to the urban fabric. While facades in past centuries evolved from traditional construction methods and locally sourced materials, today’s design possibilities are far(...)
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Detail 5 2025 : Facades
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The facade is a building’s most outward-facing element. The interplay of materials, textures, colours, and transparent or opaque surfaces defines not only its external character but also its contribution to the urban fabric. While facades in past centuries evolved from traditional construction methods and locally sourced materials, today’s design possibilities are far more varied. Technical advances have extended the range of materials we can use and combine across various construction systems. Windows can be any size – from fully enclosed to fully transparent, virtually anything is possible. However, stricter regulations on thermal insulation and airtightness have introduced new constraints. Single-skin facade systems are now the exception; in most cases, a double- skin wall structure with a protective outer layer – the cladding – has become the standard. The projects featured in this issue reveal the diverse ways architecture firms approach the art of cladding – from used roadside safety barriers repurposed for a Swiss maintenance depot to a rich mix of textures shaping an art complex in New York.
Detail 5 2025 : Facades
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The facade is a building’s most outward-facing element. The interplay of materials, textures, colours, and transparent or opaque surfaces defines not only its external character but also its contribution to the urban fabric. While facades in past centuries evolved from traditional construction methods and locally sourced materials, today’s design possibilities are far more varied. Technical advances have extended the range of materials we can use and combine across various construction systems. Windows can be any size – from fully enclosed to fully transparent, virtually anything is possible. However, stricter regulations on thermal insulation and airtightness have introduced new constraints. Single-skin facade systems are now the exception; in most cases, a double- skin wall structure with a protective outer layer – the cladding – has become the standard. The projects featured in this issue reveal the diverse ways architecture firms approach the art of cladding – from used roadside safety barriers repurposed for a Swiss maintenance depot to a rich mix of textures shaping an art complex in New York.
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September 2025
September 2025
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As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery,(...)
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As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery,(...)
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Detail 9 2025: building for children
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As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery, appropriation, and adaptation. In this issue we profile child-focused environments realised both as new builds and through adaptive reuse. A kindergarten on a disused industrial site near Copenhagen follows circular construction principles, using mostly materials salvaged from the dilapidated primary school that once stood there. Newly built daycare centres in the German state of Hessen and in Slovenia draw on local building traditions and the surrounding natural landscape. Meanwhile, a former East German telephone exchange was transformed into a playscape that anchors a childcare facility on a university campus in Merseburg.
Detail 9 2025: building for children
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As the first independent environments children encounter beyond the home, nurseries, daycare centres, and kindergartens should not appear merely as colourful fantasy worlds. Well-conceived early-learning centres and schools create a microcosm modelled on everyday life – child-friendly yes, but by no means childish. Such places offer security while inviting discovery, appropriation, and adaptation. In this issue we profile child-focused environments realised both as new builds and through adaptive reuse. A kindergarten on a disused industrial site near Copenhagen follows circular construction principles, using mostly materials salvaged from the dilapidated primary school that once stood there. Newly built daycare centres in the German state of Hessen and in Slovenia draw on local building traditions and the surrounding natural landscape. Meanwhile, a former East German telephone exchange was transformed into a playscape that anchors a childcare facility on a university campus in Merseburg.
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September 2025
September 2025
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Digital Frontier 004
Digital Frontier 004
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You can’t escape history – and why would you want to? Issue 004 of Digital Frontier is built around echoes through time, the moments from the past still infiltrating the present, from cyberfeminist interpretations of ancient power dynamics to the cycle of tech criticism seen by every generation (fyi: it’s time to break it).
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You can’t escape history – and why would you want to? Issue 004 of Digital Frontier is built around echoes through time, the moments from the past still infiltrating the present, from cyberfeminist interpretations of ancient power dynamics to the cycle of tech criticism seen by every generation (fyi: it’s time to break it).
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Digital Frontier 004
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You can’t escape history – and why would you want to? Issue 004 of Digital Frontier is built around echoes through time, the moments from the past still infiltrating the present, from cyberfeminist interpretations of ancient power dynamics to the cycle of tech criticism seen by every generation (fyi: it’s time to break it).
Digital Frontier 004
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You can’t escape history – and why would you want to? Issue 004 of Digital Frontier is built around echoes through time, the moments from the past still infiltrating the present, from cyberfeminist interpretations of ancient power dynamics to the cycle of tech criticism seen by every generation (fyi: it’s time to break it).
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July 2025
July 2025
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Fanny Howe on the Art of Poetry: "If I could say I was assigned something at birth, it would be to keep the soul fresh and clean, and to not let anything bring it down."; Marie NDiaye on the Art of Fiction: "Oh, no! Reading beautiful books can’t be traumatizing. Seeing awful things can be—but reading? I don’t believe in that at all."; Prose by Anuk Arudpragasam, Tom(...)
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Fanny Howe on the Art of Poetry: "If I could say I was assigned something at birth, it would be to keep the soul fresh and clean, and to not let anything bring it down."; Marie NDiaye on the Art of Fiction: "Oh, no! Reading beautiful books can’t be traumatizing. Seeing awful things can be—but reading? I don’t believe in that at all."; Prose by Anuk Arudpragasam, Tom(...)
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The Paris review n.252, summer 2025
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Fanny Howe on the Art of Poetry: "If I could say I was assigned something at birth, it would be to keep the soul fresh and clean, and to not let anything bring it down."; Marie NDiaye on the Art of Fiction: "Oh, no! Reading beautiful books can’t be traumatizing. Seeing awful things can be—but reading? I don’t believe in that at all."; Prose by Anuk Arudpragasam, Tom Crewe, GauZ’, Zans Brady Krohn, and Joy Williams; Poetry by Will Alexander, John Berryman, Yongyu Chen, Eugene Ostashevsky, Ricardo Reis, and Nell Wright; Art by Anne Collier, Celia Paul, and Alessandro Teoldi; cover by Tyler Mitchell.
The Paris review n.252, summer 2025
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Fanny Howe on the Art of Poetry: "If I could say I was assigned something at birth, it would be to keep the soul fresh and clean, and to not let anything bring it down."; Marie NDiaye on the Art of Fiction: "Oh, no! Reading beautiful books can’t be traumatizing. Seeing awful things can be—but reading? I don’t believe in that at all."; Prose by Anuk Arudpragasam, Tom Crewe, GauZ’, Zans Brady Krohn, and Joy Williams; Poetry by Will Alexander, John Berryman, Yongyu Chen, Eugene Ostashevsky, Ricardo Reis, and Nell Wright; Art by Anne Collier, Celia Paul, and Alessandro Teoldi; cover by Tyler Mitchell.
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June 2025
June 2025
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Manera magazine n. 11, 2025
Manera magazine n. 11, 2025
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Manera is a spanish language magazine on interiors, design, architecture and art.
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Manera is a spanish language magazine on interiors, design, architecture and art.
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Manera magazine n. 11, 2025
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Manera is a spanish language magazine on interiors, design, architecture and art.
Manera magazine n. 11, 2025
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Manera is a spanish language magazine on interiors, design, architecture and art.
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July 2025
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Interior PULP is the trilingual (ENG, FR, NL) European magazine for every professional in the interior industry, packed with trends and journalistic insights about the sector. Interior PULP is about people, designers, and studios; about objects, furniture, and materials; about inspiring companies and brands; about places that inspire. A must-have for every interior(...)
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Interior PULP is the trilingual (ENG, FR, NL) European magazine for every professional in the interior industry, packed with trends and journalistic insights about the sector. Interior PULP is about people, designers, and studios; about objects, furniture, and materials; about inspiring companies and brands; about places that inspire. A must-have for every interior(...)
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Interior pulp, issue 3 : The big outdoors
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Interior PULP is the trilingual (ENG, FR, NL) European magazine for every professional in the interior industry, packed with trends and journalistic insights about the sector. Interior PULP is about people, designers, and studios; about objects, furniture, and materials; about inspiring companies and brands; about places that inspire. A must-have for every interior professional who wants to stay up-to-date with what’s happening in their world.
Interior pulp, issue 3 : The big outdoors
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Interior PULP is the trilingual (ENG, FR, NL) European magazine for every professional in the interior industry, packed with trends and journalistic insights about the sector. Interior PULP is about people, designers, and studios; about objects, furniture, and materials; about inspiring companies and brands; about places that inspire. A must-have for every interior professional who wants to stay up-to-date with what’s happening in their world.
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April 2025
April 2025
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Anima issue 3, spring 2025
Anima issue 3, spring 2025
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This is the third issue of Anima, and it has a new format and look, thanks to Cabinet Milano. They have worked hard to create a magazine that offers substance as well as a striking graphic identity. In this edition, Dalia Al-Dujaili writes about the essential role that design and architecture play in the struggle of the Palestinian people to protect their identity from(...)
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This is the third issue of Anima, and it has a new format and look, thanks to Cabinet Milano. They have worked hard to create a magazine that offers substance as well as a striking graphic identity. In this edition, Dalia Al-Dujaili writes about the essential role that design and architecture play in the struggle of the Palestinian people to protect their identity from(...)
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Anima issue 3, spring 2025
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This is the third issue of Anima, and it has a new format and look, thanks to Cabinet Milano. They have worked hard to create a magazine that offers substance as well as a striking graphic identity. In this edition, Dalia Al-Dujaili writes about the essential role that design and architecture play in the struggle of the Palestinian people to protect their identity from erasure. She speaks to designer and architect Lara Salous, artist Jordan Nassar, and brothers Yousef and Elias Anastas, who are partners at AAU ANASTAS, and co-founders of Local Industries, Radio alHara and The Wonder Cabinet.
Anima issue 3, spring 2025
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This is the third issue of Anima, and it has a new format and look, thanks to Cabinet Milano. They have worked hard to create a magazine that offers substance as well as a striking graphic identity. In this edition, Dalia Al-Dujaili writes about the essential role that design and architecture play in the struggle of the Palestinian people to protect their identity from erasure. She speaks to designer and architect Lara Salous, artist Jordan Nassar, and brothers Yousef and Elias Anastas, who are partners at AAU ANASTAS, and co-founders of Local Industries, Radio alHara and The Wonder Cabinet.
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June 2025
June 2025
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Canadian Architect's August issue looks at new civic landmarks in three cities of different scales and characters: Toronto, Mississauga, and Péribonka, Quebec.
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Canadian Architect's August issue looks at new civic landmarks in three cities of different scales and characters: Toronto, Mississauga, and Péribonka, Quebec.
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Canadian Architect v.70 n.05 August 2025
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Canadian Architect's August issue looks at new civic landmarks in three cities of different scales and characters: Toronto, Mississauga, and Péribonka, Quebec.
Canadian Architect v.70 n.05 August 2025
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Canadian Architect's August issue looks at new civic landmarks in three cities of different scales and characters: Toronto, Mississauga, and Péribonka, Quebec.
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July 2025
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those(...)
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those(...)
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Detail 7/8 2025: Regional Building Culture
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those earlier movements often focused on formal opposition to the perceived failures of modernism, today’s discourse goes further: there is growing recognition that building regionally also means building in a climate-conscious way, using locally available materials and resources. The projects presented - mainly in rural Austria, Switzerland, France, and the UK - show how this can be done in practice. The motivations behind a return to traditional forms vary: in some cases, building codes or a protected historic setting played a decisive role; in others, the regional architectural language aligned with the values of the architect or client.
Detail 7/8 2025: Regional Building Culture
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Traditional building forms have undergone repeated revivals and rejections throughout architectural history - from the medievalist nostalgia of the ''Arts and Crafts'' movement to early modernism’s deliberate break with the past, from the fraught alliance of traditionalist styles like Heimatstil with 1930s fascism to the regionalist tendencies of the 1970s. While those earlier movements often focused on formal opposition to the perceived failures of modernism, today’s discourse goes further: there is growing recognition that building regionally also means building in a climate-conscious way, using locally available materials and resources. The projects presented - mainly in rural Austria, Switzerland, France, and the UK - show how this can be done in practice. The motivations behind a return to traditional forms vary: in some cases, building codes or a protected historic setting played a decisive role; in others, the regional architectural language aligned with the values of the architect or client.
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July 2025
July 2025
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The spiritual and ritual aspects of spatial production are regarded as atavistic and have been largely ignored by theorists. This bilingual (English/German) issue of ARCH+ attempts a tentative atlas of today's ritual landscape, in an effort to counteract its minimization.
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The spiritual and ritual aspects of spatial production are regarded as atavistic and have been largely ignored by theorists. This bilingual (English/German) issue of ARCH+ attempts a tentative atlas of today's ritual landscape, in an effort to counteract its minimization.
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ARCH+: Wonders of the Modern World
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The spiritual and ritual aspects of spatial production are regarded as atavistic and have been largely ignored by theorists. This bilingual (English/German) issue of ARCH+ attempts a tentative atlas of today's ritual landscape, in an effort to counteract its minimization.
ARCH+: Wonders of the Modern World
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The spiritual and ritual aspects of spatial production are regarded as atavistic and have been largely ignored by theorists. This bilingual (English/German) issue of ARCH+ attempts a tentative atlas of today's ritual landscape, in an effort to counteract its minimization.
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December 2025
December 2025
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