CLADmag 2018 issue 2
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Editor’s letter: Reforesting the world
Liz Terry shares her thoughtsView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Elizabeth de Portzamparc
On her futuristic new museumView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Frida Escobedo
Creating the Serpentine PavilionView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Ben van Berkel
On the launch of his tech startupView in the digital edition
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Products: Salone del Mobile
A look at some of the most exciting products launched in MilanView in the digital edition
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CLAD news:
The latest design and architecture news from around the worldView in the digital edition
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Opinion: The good news on diversity
Things are beginning to change at last, with more architects and the bodies that represent them working to encourage and support a more diverse industry, argues Magali RobathanView in the digital edition
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Interview: Ole Scheeren
The architect behind Beijing’s CCTV Headquarters and the Taipei Performing Arts Center talks form, fiction and fantasy with Kim MegsonView in the digital edition
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Interview: Gabrielle Bullock
Architects must reflect the world they design for, says Perkins+Will’s director of global diversityView in the digital edition
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CLAD news: Kuwait’s cultural district
A look at Kuwait’s mammoth new museum districtView in the digital edition
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Interview: Dan Meis
The Everton and AS Roma stadium architect talks through the challenges and rewards of sports facility designView in the digital edition
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Interview: Martha Schwartz
The outspoken landscape architect on climate change, bagels and being controversialView in the digital edition
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CLADmag 2018 issue 2
On the cover: Ole Scheeren
Ole Scheeren telling stories with his buildingsView in the digital edition
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Culture: EuropaCity
The key cultural buildings for Paris’s controversial new leisure destinationView in the digital edition
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Interview: David Collins Studio
David Collins was behind the design of many of London’s hottest destinations Today his legacy lives on via the studio’s glamorous international projectsView in the digital edition
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Wellness: Labour of love
The desire to save a threatened forest and historic buildings in China led to a truly unique resort, We speak to the people that made it happenView in the digital edition
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Tourism: Transforming Istria
The intriguing design-led hotels changing the face of Croatia’s Istria regionView in the digital edition
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Research: Living with wellness
Research by the Global Wellness Institute valued wellness real estate at US$134bn in 2017 and growing. The research authors outline the implicationsView in the digital edition
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Profile: Matteo Thun
Simplicity and sustainability should be at the heart of all design argues the Italian architectView in the digital edition
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Tribute: Will Alsop
In an interview that took place several months before his death the British architect talked about his art creating public space and the role of funView in the digital edition
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"It would be great if today’s men left as a legacy for the future some architectural and humanistic monuments for the next hundred, three hundred, one thousand years"
Brunello Cucinelli has made his fortune from cashmere and has used his wealth to restore and revive the Italian hamlet he calls home. We find out more
Brunello Cucinelli has made his fortune from cashmere and has used his wealth to restore and revive the Italian hamlet he calls home. We find out more
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"With 3D printing we can actually imitate life’s structures, but we need to get it right and use a small material palette. In the natural world there are only about five common materials that are used over and over again"
Bionic leaves, breathable metals and selfgrowing bricks... Biomimicry in architecture has come a long way. Christopher DeWolf takes a look at the latest advances
Bionic leaves, breathable metals and selfgrowing bricks... Biomimicry in architecture has come a long way. Christopher DeWolf takes a look at the latest advances
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The showerhead offers two modes; rainfall or waterfall
Italian architect Alberto Apostoli has renewed his partnership with Newform – an Italian wellness company – and designed A.Zeta. A.Zeta
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Jaffe Holden provided architectural acoustics for the Academy Museum
Acoustical consulting firm Jaffe Holden provided architectural acoustics and audio/video design services for the recently opened Academy Museum of Motion
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Mather & Co has transformed the visitor centre into the ultimate haven for ardent Coronation Street viewers
Experience designers, Mather & Co, have orchestrated a remarkable collaboration with ITV to unveil the new Coronation Street Experience, a
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Koto is known for crafting modular, energy-neutral cabins and homes
A striking wood-fired hot tub has been unveiled by Koto, an architecture and design studio which has a passion for
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The Clematis design
The Botanicals is Siminetti’s newest Mother of Pearl decorative panelling collection, inspired by the distinctive patterns found in botany and
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The event will be hosted in the Mauritius in 2024
Hospitality industry event Eco Resort Network is set to take place at the Ravenala Attitude Hotel, Turtle Bay, Mauritius, from
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