Issue Archives IN THIS ISSUE 09_05.18.2011
In This Issue:
  • Feature> Nation Building
    As South Korea's economy stabilizes, its ambition to be recognized as a major international business hub is leading to a bold building strategy. Ann Lok Lui investigates how Korea aims to impress the world not only with its tall towers but its large-scale sustainable planning.
  • Open> Restaurant
    Brushstroke by Super Potato
  • Taking Boardwalk
    State takes control of planning and zoning for much of Atlantic City.
  • Speed Cycle
    Hopkins completes Velodrome for London 2012 Olympics.
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  • Editorial> Museums & Their Urban Planning Hats
  • Impressive Feat
    HNTB's pedestrian bridge to Brooklyn Bridge Park.
  • Adding Up in Manhattan
    New math museum counts on Madison Square Park.
  • City House, Country House
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  • Eavesdrop>Isadora Mullion
  • Jumping the Walls
    The Guggenheim engages New York's urban environment.
  • At Deadline
  • In Detail> Javits Convention Center Renovation
    FXFowle and Epstein reduce energy use with a green roof and high-performance materials.
  • Product>Surface Area
  • Review> Transcendental Housing
    Tomorrow's Houses: New England Modernism by Alexander Gorlin and Geoffrey Gross.
  • Review>Time Lapse
  • Comment> Carlos Brillembourg
    Origin Myths in Architecture