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CLADmag 2016 issue 2

5 Editor’s letter: Defending the public realm

Good public space is vital for wellbeing, says Liz Terry
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12 CLAD people: Richard Rogers partner RSHP

On defending our public spaces
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14 CLAD people: Shigeru Ban, founder Shigeru Ban Architects

The post-disaster work of his Voluntary Architects Network
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16 CLAD people: Norman Foster, founder Foster + Partners

The Norman Foster Foundation presents the Droneport
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20 CLAD people: Vo Trong Nghia

Pushing green design practices and caring for the natural world
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22 CLAD people: Susan Ungaro & James Biber

On the winners of the James Beard Foundation's Outstanding Restaurant Design Awards
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24 CLAD update: News

News from around the globe
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42 Interview: David Adjaye

Ahead of the launch of the National Museum of African American History & Culture, its designer tells us what the project means to him
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48 Interview: Alejandro Aravena

This year’s Pritzker Prize winner on the importance of leisure
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52 Interview: Aaron Richter

As high end fitness chain Equinox prepares to enter the hotel market, its VP of design sets out his plans
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64 In conversation: MVRDV

From flooding old shopping malls to revolutionising housing, MVRDV’s founders like to do things differently
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74 Interview: Andre Fu

The Hong Kong-based designer on his transportative year
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CLADmag 2016 issue 2

On the cover: David Adjaye

David Adjaye, Architect

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82 Biophilic Design: Greening the City

The architects behind some of Singapore’s greenest buildings explain how urban density and nature can go hand in hand
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94 Interview: David Gianotten

Maybe it’s time for architects to move away from the competition model and start taking control says OMA partner David Gianotten
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102 Spa & Wellness: Forest fantasy

Phuket’s entrepreneurial Somnam family decided they wanted to create a resort with a difference for the island Keemala was the result
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108 Total football: Total architecture

FC Barcelona is taking on its rivals with its ambitious €600m expansion project Kim Megson speaks to the architects involved
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122 In the spotlight: Tadao Kamei

Nikken Sekkei’s CEO tells us how the firm is drawing on more than 100 years of experience to design Barcelona’s new Camp Nou stadium
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126 CLADkit: Product design

New products from Philippe Starck Bottega Veneta and more
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Perkins + Will worked on the Mary Rose with Wilkinson Eyre

CLAD people: Asif Din

Din has worked on a range of sustainability-focused projects

"It’s imperative the architecture profession takes a proactive approach to tackling the realities of climate change"

Perkins+Will’s new sustainability director

The Keemala resort features seven two-storey Tree Pool Houses, which are made from glass, encased by a bamboo and metal shell

Spa & Wellness: A look around the stunning Keemala resort on Phuket

"Looking back, local people knew how to live among the forest, using knowledge and resources to benefit their wellbeing"

Phuket’s entrepreneurial Somnam family decided they wanted to create a resort with a difference for the island Keemala was the result

The Baltic Center for Contemporary Art, UK

Green building: Atelier Ten's Patrick Bellew on the hidden art of creating sustainable buildings

"It’s a wonderful extension to the existing modernist MOMA museum by Snohetta"

Working with Zaha Hadid, Heatherwick and more, Atelier Ten helps create sustainable buildings. Patrick Bellew speaks out

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During: The deep section under construction

Interview: Emanuele Boaretto on building the world's deepest diving pool

Architect, resort owner and pool designer Emanuele Boaretto

"We’re now consulting all over the world with architects and developers on other dive pool projects "

Kath Hudson talks to Italian architect Emanuele Boaretto about building the world’s deepest diving pool to regenerate both his own spa resort and the region

Heritage: Lucky dip

The fog sculpture at 140 West Plaza in Downtown Chapel Hill, US

Interview: Mikyoung Kim

"Nature isn’t rigid. It’s open-ended; that’s its beauty"

The Boston-based landscape architect on blending art and science to design creative spaces that bring communities closer

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Moving Kiruna

"how often do you get to move a whole town?"

White Arkitekter’s Monica von Schmalensee on how culture and leisure are central to plans to move the Swedish town of Kiruna to stop it being swallowed by its mine

The book was published in 2019 by RIBA Publishing

Elina Grigoriou

"Temperature, noise level and colour affect our stress levels. As designers we should be asking ourselves, how do these things match up?"

The London-based interior designer and wellness expert hopes her new book will help readers understand how to design with wellbeing in mind

The running tracks in the airport are colour coded: red for arrivals and blue for departures. White stenciled symbols direct passengers to the correct part of the building

Interview: Naoko Ito

"I thought it would be interesting to capture the positive feeling that occurs when running"

On why he built a running track into his Tokyo airport redesign

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Eden project uses drones to spell out climate change warning

Magali Robathan

Almost 300 drones were used to signal an environmental message above the Eden Project’s biomes, during the UN Climate Change ...

Jaffe Holden provided architectural acoustics for the Academy Museum

Jaffe Holden helps bring Academy Museum of Motion Pictures alive

Magali Robathan

Acoustical consulting firm Jaffe Holden provided architectural acoustics and audio/video design services for the recently opened Academy Museum of Motion ...