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In the April issue, we look at Studios Architecture’s design of 200 Fifth Avenue, in New York. After the jump, Metropolis’s executive editor, Martin C. Pedersen, talks about how this story exemplifies the magazine’s multidisciplinary approach to design journalism. Read more…

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On the site today, you’ll find Metropolis’s annual special product issue. After the jump, senior editor Kristi Cameron explains this year’s theme in the latest installment of our “Metropolis Minute” video series.

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The annual IIDA/Metropolis Smart Environments Awards recognize excellence in interiors that are in tune with 21st-century needs and desires—meaning that they are beautiful, sustainable, and accessible. After the jump, Metropolis’s editor in chief, Susan Szenasy, talks about this year’s winning projects. Read more…

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We’ve nicknamed the January issue of Metropolis the “1 - 5 - 10 Issue” for its cover story, called “What Next,” in which architecture and design leaders forecast events in their fields—one, five, and ten years from now. After the jump, watch Metropolis’s creative director, Criswell Lappin, talk about this month’s cover-design process.
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In her monthly editor’s letter, Susan Szenasy presents opinionated takes on some of the most pressing issues in the industry today. After the jump, she discusses a recent executive order by President Obama that promises exciting opportunities for design collaboration. Read more…

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Each month, In Production features a new product by an up-and-coming designer, alongside his or her detailed comments on the choices (and compromises) that led to the final design. After the jump, Metropolis’s managing editor, Belinda Lanks, discusses this month’s column, on Help Remedies.

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Each month, Productsphere brings design professionals a wealth of innovative and inventive new products, organized around a central theme of particular relevance to the industry. After the jump, Metropolis’s editorial director, Paul Makovsky, talks about his Productsphere column in the October issue of the magazine.

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So you think you know all about Emilio Ambasz? Sure, you may have seen memorable photos of his work elsewhere—but for the full story of this controversial architect, you need to check out the September 2009 issue of Metropolis. After the jump, the magazine’s executive editor, Martin C. Pedersen, gives a little background on this month’s cover story, “Emilio Ambasz: Father of Sustainability or Slave to Form?”

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