CLADmag 2019 issue 2
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Editor's letter: New life for old infrastructure
Reusing obsolete infrastructure results in creative projects and more sustainable constructionView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Andre Fu
Drawing on his childhood memories for the St Regis Hong KongView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Dror Benshetrit and Di-Ann Eisnor
High profile design hirings for the We CompanyView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Madeleine Kessler and Manijeh Verghese
Ambitious plans for the British Pavilion at next year’s Venice BiennaleView in the digital edition
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Interview: India Mahdavi
The ‘queen of colour’ on her nomadic childhood, being fearless and choosing the exact right shade of pink for the Sketch Gallery restaurantView in the digital edition
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Interview: Maria Warner Wong
Creating spaces that connect their users to the natural world can help protect the planet, argues WOW Architects’ co founderView in the digital edition
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News feature: Ngaren museum
Professor Richard Leakey has enlisted Daniel Libeskind to create an extraordinary museum of humankind in the rugged Kenyan landscapeView in the digital edition
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Interview: Mikyoung Kim
The Boston-based landscape architect on blending art and science to design creative spaces that bring communities closerView in the digital edition
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New Opening: River retreat
With a rich history, a unique location and a spa on a floating barge, the newly opened Monkey Island Estate was worth the waitView in the digital edition
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Urban Development: A new skyline
As New York’s newest neighbourhood takes shape, we check out the buildings of Hudson Yards and speak to SOM’s David ChildsView in the digital edition
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CLADmag 2019 issue 2
On the Cover: Daniel Libeskind
The latest on the museum for HumankindView in the digital edition
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Restoration: Designing with soul
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 moreView in the digital edition
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Urban Regeneration: New life
From LA's River Project to the transformation of New York’s Erie Canal Buro Happold's Alice Shay explores some of the world's most innovative adaptive reuse projectsView in the digital edition
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Wellness: Hidden treasure
Kim Megson visits the award-winning Chablé Yucatán Resort & SpaView in the digital edition
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Wellness: Living well
A look at the growing wellness lifestyle real estate market in the Middle East and North AfricaView in the digital edition
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Culture: Book club
How exciting new projects are changing the face of library designView in the digital edition
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Sport: A new dawn
Tom Walker explores the story behind Tottenham Hotspur’s groundbreaking new football stadiumView in the digital edition
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Last word: Robert Henke
On the creation of the new boutique Holmes Hotel LondonView 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
"Funding woes and murky timelines are common problems. It can be easier to make a difference one small project at a time"
From parks designed to mitigate the effects of flooding to warming huts for one of the world’s coldest cities, these projects have been designed for increasingly extreme climates
From parks designed to mitigate the effects of flooding to warming huts for one of the world’s coldest cities, these projects have been designed for increasingly extreme climates
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