Observed
America
By Karrie Jacobs
An epic three-part exhibition on how the master builder shaped modern-day New York demonstrates the role he still plays in the life of the city.
Far Corner
By Philip Nobel
New quasi-urban shopping centers and the digital public sphere call into question traditional hatred of malls.
Learning Curve
By Jim Rendon
A satellite architecture program planned for Sioux City, Iowa, aims to promote downtown arts and culture.
Perspective
By Steven Heller
Under increasing pressure, advertisers look for novel ways to reach consumers.
Next Generation
By Rebecca Cavanaugh
By creating a sustainable siding, two young architects
aim to produce better buildings.
In Production
By Belinda Lanks
Artemide’s Talak adjustable lamp casts an even glow over the desk.
Materials
By Mason Currey
New products by Patty Madden combine natural materials and artisanal techniques for an eco-friendly, high-end finish.
Productsphere
By Paul Makovsky and Michael Silverberg
An onslaught of smart solutions for small residences.
In Review
New and notable books on architecture, culture, and design.
Reference Page
By Lauren Bans and Alysha Brown
More information on people, places, and products covered in this issue of Metropolis.
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Kitty Hawks answers a few questions on interior design, inspiration, and process—using her thumbs.
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Three European kitchen systems prove that universal design and high-end aesthetics are not incompatible.
By Jade Chang
Capitalizing on advances in technology and materials, five emerging designers remake the illuminated world.
By David Sokol
Whirlpool rethinks the home appliance by looking at how our domestic space has changed.
By Belinda Lanks
In creating two soaring new studios for the School of American Ballet, Elizabeth Diller discovered the connection between architecture and dance.
By Aric Chen
Daniel Libeskind parlayed his high-profile addition to the Denver Art Museum into a commission for neighboring condominiums—and created a successful urban space in the process.
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