CLADmag 2016 issue 3
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Editor’s letter: The era of WELL buildings begins
Liz Terry shares her thoughtsView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Peter Zumthor
On his zinc mine museum in NorwayView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Maria Vafiadis, MKV Design founder
MKV completes the Sheraton Grand London Park Lane redesignView in the digital edition
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CLAD People: Julia Barfield, Marks Barfield Architects MD
The challenges of designing Brighton's i360View in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Tadao Ando, architect
Renovating the Bourse de Commerce for Francois Pinault's Paris art museumView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Moby, musician and restaurateur
Architects must not forget the people who use their buildingsView in the digital edition
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Interview: Patrik Schumacher
The director of Zaha Hadid Architects on how ZHA plans to keep innovating with passionView in the digital edition
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Ask the experts: Timber towers
Tall timber buildings have an exciting future. The experts explainView in the digital edition
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Beautiful bathhouses: Bathed in beauty
We check out some gorgeous new bathhouses and the architects and designers who made them happenView in the digital edition
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Interview: Kengo Kuma
The Tokyo Olympic Stadium designer shares his philosophiesView in the digital edition
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Investment: People power
Crowdfunding can empower architects, but knowledge of the challenges is vital, finds Kath HudsonView in the digital edition
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CLADmag 2016 issue 3
On the Cover: Patrik Schumacher
The next chapter for Zaha Hadid ArchitectsView in the digital edition
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Wellbeing: Healthy buildings
Designing buildings that support wellbeing is a growing trend which will transform the way we think about architecture says Younha RheeView in the digital edition
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Hospitality: Going Dutch
As the Pulizter Amsterdam is relaunched, creative director Jacu Strauss talks about working in a UNESCO World Heritage locationView in the digital edition
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Sport: Breaking the mould
Why shouldn’t sports facilities be beautiful? Across Asia, architects are creating landmark buildings for the public, discovers Christopher de WolfView in the digital edition
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Interview: Ma Yansong
The founder of MAD on nature and urbanism, the Harbin Opera House and battling conservatismView in the digital edition
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Interview: Andrew James
The Populous director explains a major deal which will transform China’s sporting infrastructureView in the digital edition
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Water innovation: Oceans of opportunity
Architect Koen Olthuis says floating buildings will change the worldView in the digital edition
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CLADkit: Product design
The latest design products from Ibuku, Olafur Eliasson and moreView in the digital edition
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"We set out by saying that our intention was to reflect the present with the Memorial Pavilion, whereas the two waterfalls going into the footprints of the two towers reflect the past"
Creating the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York involved meticulous planning. Its director Alice Greenwald tells us more
Creating the 9/11 Memorial Museum in New York involved meticulous planning. Its director Alice Greenwald tells us more
"We were constantly having to invent new solutions to problems, as we were working with old ruins, a low budget and high ambitions"
Across Denmark, a charity is turning industrial buildings into centres for street sport and art. As the concept prepares to go global, we speak to the people making it happen
Across Denmark, a charity is turning industrial buildings into centres for street sport and art. As the concept prepares to go global, we speak to the people making it happen
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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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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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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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Almost 300 drones were used to signal an environmental message above the Eden Project’s biomes, during the UN Climate Change
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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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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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