Observed
| • |  | Buying the Bridge |
| • | | Kitchen Confidential |
| • | | Building on Tradition |
| • | | Southern Accents |
| • | | Learning from Lexington |
| • | | The People's Court |
In Production
By Paul Makovsky
Yves Béhar talks about the design of the Jawbone cell-phone headset for Aliph.
America
By Karrie Jacobs
How a perfectly nice little town in the Catskills is being renovated courtesy of reality TV.
Portfolio
By Karen E. Steen
Montreal-based poster-design firm Seripop is coming soon to a wall near you.
Materials
By Paul Makovsky
Supracor Honeycomb uses the latest technology to produce a highly versatile shock-absorbing material that provides old-fashioned comfort.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
Products that make the latest communications technology and
healthy materials a core part of the office routine.
Reference Page
More information on people, places, and projects covered in this issue of Metropolis.
| | | Prairie Poetry | | |
By Edward Keegan
Chicago architect Doug Garofalo uses digital technology to remake the American farmhouse.
| Design '04 | | |
By Michael Bierut
A close look at the presidential campaign's official logos reveals more star-spangled similarities than partisan differences.
By Paul Makovsky and Mary Murphy
Blending technology and ancient arts, the 72-year-old “dream weaver” continues to push textile design into unexplored realms.
| Office Space | | |
By Martin C. Pedersen
Cesar Pelli & Associates's new monograph reveals the messy process behind the firm's pristine built work.
| Defining Speed | | |
By Jade Chang
At two exclusive, invitation-only exhibits, Nike attempts to reinforce its essence while rebranding itself in the eyes of the cultural elite.
| MoMA's Master of Pure Line | | |
By Fred A. Bernstein
With the reopening of the museum weeks away, observers wonder: can New York's construction industry execute Yoshio Taniguchi's exacting vision.
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