Contents:
FEATURES
The Way Forward by Rick Poynor - Buffeted by criticism from Prince Charles, Rogers Stirk Harbour + Partners forges ahead with new ideas for old problems.
The New Tools by Suzanne La Barre - Can emerging technologies change the culture of building? When it came time to become a building owner, Autodesk decided to run a few plays from its own digital playbook.
Spirit Of St. Louis by Robert W. Duffy with Martin C. Pedersen - A new sculpture park has not only transformed downtown but lifted the city's sense of itself and its future.
Area Of Influence by Lara Kristin Lentini - After purchasing Edward Fields Carpet Makers, Tai Ping is taking pains to honor the American company's legacy while advancing the brand.
DEPARTMENTS
Metropolismag.com News and exclusive on the Web
Notes from Metropolis Can designers create a desperately needed solution to the problem of e-waste?
Dialogue Readers' letters
Observed
- Beautiful Decay Drawn to its weathered facade, a Toronto couple decides to call a tiny industrial building home.
- Flat-Out Amazing Appearances are deceiving in the backyard of a contemporary-art collector.
- Tribal Plan Holst Architecture shapes new offices to reflect Ziba's unique culture of design.
America / Karrie Jacobs - Once home to flophouses and the Salvation Army, the Bowery becomes a target for development.
In Production Help Remedies' clear instructions and honest materials take the pain out of first-aid products.
Materials Bart Halpern partners with Pulp Studio to create a new application for his signature pleats.
Enterprise / Ken Shulman - To reposition itself, Kimball Office reaches across the ocean for a john of high design.
Productsphere The new generation of office products gives us the technology we need - without flaunting it.
Reference More information on people, places and products covered in this issue of Metropolis
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