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December 2011
Features
Inside Jobs

The leading Italian furniture companies engage in a little-known but highly lucrative sideline—acting as construction managers for high-end interiors.
Features
The Right Touch

Known for its playful, L.A.-infused exuberance, Koning Eizenberg Architecture displays an uncanny knack for choosing the perfect approach.
Features: Real Discourse
Features: Library as Cathedral
Features: Pied Piper Park
Features: The Business of Social Change
Features: In Korean Hands
Features: Urban Sanctuary
Features: Strange Bedfellows
Features: Beating the Blues
Features: Infinity and Seeyond
Features: Something Old, Something New
Features: Jeanne Gang
Features: Leading Luminaries
Features: Inside Jobs
Features: Highway to Health
Features: The Right Touch
Notes from Metropolis
Real Discourse

Sometimes seeing the big picture requires stepping away from yourself.

Observed
Library as Cathedral
Pied Piper Park
The Business of Social Change
In Korean Hands
Urban Sanctuary

America
Strange Bedfellows

An obscure zoning variance has allowed Occupy Wall Street protesters to camp out in a park owned by real estate developers.

In Production
Beating the Blues

Ville Kokkonen has created a pristine light-therapy lamp for Artek.

Materials
Infinity and Seeyond

Combine a lightweight cellular resin with parametric modeling, and the possibilities are endless.

Productsphere
Something Old, Something New

Classic lamps are back in vogue, but there’s no dearth of fresh ideas either.

Shop Talk
Jeanne Gang
The Chicago architect—and 2011 MacArthur fellow—fills out our questionnaire.

Reference Page
Reference

Leading Luminaries

Seven of our top lighting designers talk about new tools, new technologies, new challenges, and the way forward.

Highway to Health

Incorporating wireless technology into its newest cars, Ford prepared to roll out vehicles capable of monitoring everything from pollen counts to glucose levels.

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