Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
Portland, Seattle, and Vancouver are creating strategies to encourage the development of modest, more affordable houses.
Far Corner
By Philip Nobel
A new waterfront development has our laissez-faire columnist gasping in horror.
In Production
By Belinda Lanks
Ilkka Suppanen’s easy chair for Zanotta makes slouching fashionable.
Materials
By Mason Currey
LED-equipped surface materials in four basic forms: tubes, thin tiles, pixel-like dots, and see-through walls
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky
Products that embody the trend forecast from Imm Cologne
Reference Page
More information on people, places, and products covered in this issue of Metropolis.
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By Stephen Zacks
Oklahoma City’s Rand Elliott carves out an impressive body of work that’s deeply rooted in place and local culture. (0.2 CEU/G)
By Ken Shulman
After 25 years spent practicing sustainable architecture, BNIM earns the highest rating under LEED—a tool the Kansas City firm’s own efforts helped to create.
By Peter Hall
Using digital technology, architects Jeremy Edmiston and Douglas Gauthier break free from the conventional box that has long defined prefab houses.
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