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EditorialThe traditional building material of concrete, which in an uncovered, untreated state is still very difficult for the lay person to accept, is used today in a diversity never seen before. Just a few years ago absolutely even, smooth sufraces - such as procuced by Tadao Ando - were the holy grail of concrete construction (even though achieving this ideal drove many architects, not to mention construction firms, to desperation). Already, however, we are seeing a shift towards an appreciation of the sculptural qualities of the material. Concrete surfaces are again being worked by hand - fluted, hammered, etc.Content in Issue 1+2/2006
Another kind of space - In conversation with Zaha Hadid
p. 6
discussion | architect: Zaha Hadid Architects | author: Gabriel, Andreas |
Church complex in Lousiana
p. 46
documentation | architect: Trahan Architects | Trahan, Victor F. 'Trey' | 
Dutch Embassy in Ethiopia
p. 51
documentation | architect: Abba Architects | Mastenbroek, Bjarne | van Gameren, Dick |
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Additional Online-Content of Issue 1+2/2006DETAIL Congress – Process marketing for ArchitectsTranslationsFree of charge in pdf-format:Italian Spanish French |
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