Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 12_07.06.2011
In This Issue:
  • Crossing Union Lines
    D.C. zoning allows for rail yard decking.
  • Editorial> Creative Class on the Move
    The City of New York must embrace design for the industry to thrive.
  • Feature> Exhibit A
    Showrooms and exhibits contend with site-specific issues that make them ideal for experimenting with materials, technology, and planning.
  • Unveiled> Sackler Serpentine Gallery
    Zaha Hadid designs new wing for the Serpentine in Kensington Gardens.
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  • Out of Thin Air
    Architecture Omi's Augmented Reality installation opens July 9
  • When In Rome
    MAXXI's own Young Architects Program winners transform Zaha Hadid's museum.
  • New or Déjà Vu
    Opposition to Gehry's Eisenhower Memorial spawns competition for something classical.
  • Cabinets of Dr. Cushing
    Move over Mütter, Yale School of Medecine has a new museum of brains.
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  • Studio Vist> Leong Leong Architecture
    Challenging conventional design, two brothers celebrate the interplay of opposites.
  • At Deadline
  • Product> In The Mix
    There's more to new concrete than meets the eye.
  • Review> The Fairest Decade
    Designing Tomorrow: America's World's Fairs of the 1930s at the National Building Museum.
  • Review> Less But Better
    Dieter Rams: As Little Design As Possible by Sophie Lovell.
  • Viva La Revolucion
    Architecture as Revolution: Episodes in the History of Modern Mexico by Luis E. Carranza.
  • Excerpt> The New York Public Library
    Pride in detail at the People's Palace.
  • Super Shed