CLADmag 2019 issue 3
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Editor's letter: What lies beneath
The adaptive reuse of old quarries provides ideas for challenging brownfield sitesView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Harry Handelsman
What the Chiltern Firehouse developer did nextView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Kengo Kuma
Using timber to create warmth with his latest museumView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Stephen Proctor
The later living development with leisure and community at its heartView in the digital edition
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CLAD products: CLADkit
Hot new design products from ZHD, Philippe Starck, Emmanuelle Moureaux and moreView in the digital edition
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CLAD news:
The lowdown on Heatherwick’s first Japanese project, Todd Williams and Billie Tsien respond to winning the Praemium Imperiale Award, an Austrian stadium transformed into a forest and moreView in the digital edition
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Interview: Elizabeth de Portzamparc
The architect behind Nimes’ Musée de la Romanité on designing to counter loneliness and the need for more cultural buildingsView in the digital edition
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Hospitality: High standards
The Standard’s first London hotel is bold, fun and full of surprising touchesView in the digital edition
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Interview: Olga Polizzi
Following the highly anticipated launch of Rome’s Hotel de la Ville, Rocco Forte’s director of design reflects on a fascinating projectView in the digital edition
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Interview: John McElgunn and Stephen Barrett
As RSHP completes its latest cultural project, we speak to two of its partners about why Richard Rogers isn’t leaving his succession to chanceView in the digital edition
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Hospitality: A deep sleep
When Martin Jochman set out to transform an old quarry into a luxury hotel, he faced some serious challengesView in the digital edition
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CLADmag 2019 issue 3
On the Cover: Kengo Kuma
Unveils his timber-inspired museum in TurkeyView in the digital edition
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Interview: José Alminaña
The Andropogon principal on pushing the boundaries of landscape design for the benefit of humans and natureView in the digital edition
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Health & Fitness: Working it
Les Mills’ new studio spaces at its iconic Auckland City Gym showcase a trend away from masculine ‘grunty’ gyms to something altogether differentView in the digital edition
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Culture: Alexander Schwarz
The opening of the James-Simon- Galerie on Berlin’s Museum Island completes two decades of work for David Chipperfield Architects. The lead designer talks us through the buildingView in the digital edition
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Heritage: Lucky dip
A renewed appreciation of the architectural merit of the UK’s historic pools are seeing many brought back to life. We take a lookView in the digital edition
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Hospitality & Wellness: Blurred lines
Architect Scott Lee and spa consultant Tracey Lee on marrying the worlds of design and wellness in a series of interesting projectsView in the digital edition
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Last word: Elina Grigoriou
The London-based interior designer and wellness expert hopes her new book will help readers understand how to design with wellbeing in mindView in the digital edition
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