Metropolis Magazine - Metropolis Magazine February 2004

Exiled from his home, Cuban architect Mario Roma–ach lost his place in history. A fellow Havanan writes him—and the city’s Modern architecture—back into the canon.

Exiled from his home, Cuban architect Mario Roma–ach lost his place in history. A fellow Havanan writes him—and the city’s Modern architecture—back into the canon.

Legendary industrial designer Dieter Rams discusses his iconic 606 Universal Shelving System.

From tiles to textiles, materials are more visually and functionally diverse than ever before.

If it’s ‘Historic Authenticity’ you want, don’t call in the designers.

Canadian designer Cynthia Hathaway talks about designing her Memory Wallpaper.

Bryan Bell and Design Corps spread the gospel of good design for good causes.

Lithuania’s past complicates the restoration of its capital’s historic center.

Lessons learned from a memorial to another kind of terror.