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1 MARK 2013 SPIS TREŚCI nr Shop Architects, New York 024 Zaha Hadid Architects, Beijing 026 Matt Nava 028 Mobil Arquitectos, Chiloé Island 030 Tatiana Bilbao, San Luis Potosi 032 Frank Havermans, Groningen 034 Mario Bellini & Rudy Ricciotti, Paris 036 Baks Van Wengerden, Bentveld 039 David Cronenberg, New York 040 TNA, Tateshina 042 BIG, Copenhagen 044 World Map 046 Ingarden Ewý, Cracow 048 Van Dongen-Koschuch, Nieuwegein 050 Studio 44, St Petersburg 052 Kimura Matsumoto, Osaka 054 Berdageur & Péjus, Delme 056 Plasma Studio, Sexten 058 AP Atelier, Prague 060 Saucier + Perrotte & HCMA, Vancouver 062 Looping Architecture, Limbach 064 Mass Studios, Seoul 066 On Design, Tokyo 068 N55 & Anne Romme, Bristol 070 Gaaga, Leiden PERSPECTIVE: POLAND 074 INTRODUCTION: What's happening in Polish architecture today and who are the players to watch? 082 CENTRALA: The architects at Centrala are brought together by a mutual criticsm of reality. 092 KWK PROMES: Robert Konieczny takes the drive-in house to a whole new level. 104 Keiko +Manabu 114 Bercy Chen 122 Fujiwaramuro Architects 134 Meixner Schlüter Wendt 142 Camenzind Evolution 152 Walter Angonese & Andrea Marastoni 162 CO2Works

2 172 Liangfu Ni 178 Gabinete de Arquitectura 188 Felix Claus 192 TOOLS 208 EXIT

3 nr Maison Édouard François, Champigny-sur-Marne 028 Branch Studio Architects, Officer 030 Hugh Bateup 032 Chartier-Corbasson, Amiens 034 Brendon Chung 038 University of Colorado Students, Utah 040 Frida Escobedo, Cuernavaca 042 Salto, Nikola-Lenivets 044 EDH Endoh Design House, Tokyo 048 ICD ITKE, Stuttgart 050 Delugan Meissl, Erl 052 John Lin, Shijia 054 A1 Architects, Czech Republic 056 Carlos Arroyo Architects, Dilbeek 058 Suppose Design, Tokyo 060 Joseph Giovannini, Los Angeles 062 MVRDV, Schijndel PERSPECTIVE: USA 066 INTRODUCTION 068 FARSHID MOUSSAVI ARCHITECTURE: In Cleveland, Farshid Moussavi's museum evokes the spirit of contemporary art. 076 ZAHA HADID ARCHITECTS: Zaha Hadid Architects creates an icon for Michigan State University. 084 MORPHOSIS: The first museum by Morphosis is the latest jewel in Dallas's crown 096 ECTOR HOOGSTAD ARCHITECTEN: Eindhoven 108 SOU FUJIMOTO: Tokyo 118 MASS DESIGN GROUP: Boston 126 GARY MARINKO: Perth 134 JOSEPH KOSINSKI: Los Angeles 144 POWERHOUSE COMPANY: Utrecht 154 AUGUSTIN UND FRANK: Berlin 164 ATELIER FCJZ Atelier Deshaus Mada s.p.a.m: Zhujiajiao 172 DEYAN SUDJIC 176 TOOLS

4 nr Kavakav, Narva 024 JKMM, Seinäjoki 026 Salhaus, Isesaki 028 WMR, Matanzas 030 Alex McDowell 032 Wim Goes, Zeebrugge 034 DX, Santiago 036 Peter Glück + Partners, Olivebridge 038 Kem Roomhaus, Gotham City 040 Lanz+Mutschlechner/Wolfgang Meraner, Bressanone 043 Cardboard Computer 044 Claus en Kaan, Rotterdam 046 World Map 048 Hondelatte Laporte, Paris 050 TNA, Tokyo 052 Herzog & de Meuron, Basel 054 Elasticospa, Piancavallo PERSPECTIVE: INDONESIA 058 INTRODUCTION 066 ANDRA MATIN: Andra Matin is the nestor of contemporary Indonesian architecture. 078 MAMO STUDIO: Adi Purnomo wants to incorporate construction workers expertise into architectural design. 090 OMA, Shenzhen 102 BRYAN BOYER, New York 110 ASHTON RAGGATT MCDOUGALL, Melbourne / Perth 122 MICRO-APARTMENTS 130 DC ALLIANCE, Ningbo 138 LOW ARCHITECTS, Antwerp 148 TENSE ARCHITECTURE NETWORK, Sykamino 158 IWAN BAAN, Amsterdam 162 BUCHNER BRÜNDLER ARCHITEKTEN, Switzerland 172 FRANZ KÖNIG, Cologne 176 TOOLS

5 nr WOHA, Singapore 026 Guillermo Hevia, Santiago 028 Ken Levine 030 Paul de Ruiter, Kamperland 032 Robbrecht and Daem, Marie-José Van Hee, Ghent 034 Lahdelma & Mahlamäki, Warsaw 036 Mico, Tokyo 038 Alataş, Istanbul 040 Ábalos+Sentkiewicz, Valencia 042 Bernardes + Jacobsen, Rio de Janeiro 045 Darren Gilford 046 MBM, Barcelona 048 World Map 050 KSA, Mníšek pod Brdy 052 Takeshi Hosaka, Yokohama 054 Beals + Lyon, Santiago 056 Ma-Style, Shimada PERSPECTIVE: SÃO PAULO 060 INTRODUCTION 062 BRASIL ARQUITETURA: Praça das Artes houses a plethora of schools and institutions for music and dance. 072 VIGLIECCA E ASSOCIADOS: A large housing project by Vigliecca e Associados exemplifies São Paulo s new way of dealing with slums. 078 TRIPTYQUE: Triptyque looks at the shiny side of shopping. 082 NITSCHE ARQUITETOS: Nitsche Arquitetos responds to restrictions imposed by site, building code and surroundings with a colourful office block of staggered volumes. 088 Coop Himmelb(l)au, Dalian 102 Giorgi Khmaladze, Batumi 110 TD, Flachau 114 Kisho Kurokawa, Tokyo 124 Hugh Broughton Architects, Antarctica 134 Gabu Heindl and Drehli Robnik, Vienna 140 Field Office, Luodong 148 Plasma Studio, Sesto 156 Espen Dietrichson, Oslo 162 Aedas, Singapore 174 Philipp Oswalt, Berlin 178 TOOLS

6 nr Bierman Henket, Zwolle 028 Bolles+Wilson, Münster 030 Bernaskoni, nikola-lenivets 032 John Körmeling, Tilburg 034 Leeton Pointon, Melbourne 036 Schneider+Schumacher, Siegen 038 Norisada Maeda Atelier, Soka 040 Alex McDowell 042 Henning Larsen, Umeå 044 Atelier TeamMinus, Yushu 046 World Map 048 DMVA & A3, Kortrijk 050 AP Atelier, Ostrava 052 Storp Weber, London 054 Neutelings Riedijk, Arnhem 056 Rudy Ricciotti, Marseille 058 Zaha Hadid PERSPECTIVE: PIONEERTOWN 062 INTRODUCTION 070 TAALMAN KOCH ARCHITECTURE: Linda Taalman built herself an unplugged weekend home that has inspired others to do the same. 074 TAALMAN KOCH ARCHITECTURE: Kyle Laughlin commissioned Taalman Koch to design a small prefab home with minimal impact on the landscape. 078 ARATA ISOZAKI: Art collector Jerry Sohn has three Arata Isozaki-designed pavilions for meditation or daydreaming. 082 BOYD WILSON: Magdalen Boyd-Wilson let her retreat disappear into the landscape. 088 Jun Igarashi, Hokkaido 102 Lyons, Melbourne 114 Enrico Dini, Pisa 122 Níall McLaughlin, London 134 NLÉ, Lagos 142 Speech, Berlin 150 March, New York 160 Adrian Streich, Dulliken 168 Diederendirrix, Eindhoven 178 Álvaro Siza Vieira, Porto 182 TOOLS

7 nr NOTICE BOARD 024 RA, Pedras Salgadas 026 Studio Dasar, Jakarta 028 Aleksi Briclot Michel Koch, Paris 030 Jeffrey Inaba, New York 032 McDowell + Benedetti, Hull 034 Tato Architects, Osaka 036 Phil Ivey Syd Mead, Elysium 038 Double Negatives Architecture, Nagohara 040 Zaha Hadid, Vienna 042 Urban Agency JDS, Copenhagen 044 Valerie Van der Put, Maasmechelen 046 Shigeru Ban, Zurich 048 Theo Deutinger, World Map 050 Johan Selbing Anouk Vogel, Almere 052 Atelier Tekuto, Kamagaya 054 Fuhrimann Hächler, Lucerne 056 F451, Gijón 058 Tense Architecture Network, Kallitechnoupolis 060 Knight Architects, Whangarei 062 Katsutoshi Sasaki + Associates, Kasamatsu PERSPECTIVE: GERMANY 066 INTRODUCTION 068 VON GERKAN, MARG UND PARTNER: Berlin Brandenburg Airport is completed but a long way from opening. 076 HERZOG & DE MEURON: The Elbe Philarmonic Hall turns out to be over ten times more expensive than originally calculated. 084 INGENHOVEN: Stuttgart 21 reveals errors and issues found in German planning processes. 092 Wiel Arets in Amsterdam 108 Preston Scott Cohen in Taiyuan 122 Asher Hartman in Los Angeles 126 Form in Otsu Arquitectos in Lima 146 XTH Architects in Berlin 156 TAO in Beijing 168 Saunders Architecture in Fogo Island 178 Christopher Hawthorne 182 TOOLS Oprac. BPK

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