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January/February 2010 Profile No 203

Turkey – At the Threshold

Guest-edited by Hülya Ertas, Defne Sunguro˘lu Hensel and Michael Hensel

This is a pertinent moment to take stock and to look at Turkey’s past, present and future. In 2010

Istanbul will become European Capital of Culture and all eyes will be on Turkey, bringing the nation’s cul-

tural renaissance and evolution to the fore internationally. Since the early 2000s, Turkey has undergone a

remarkable economic recovery, accompanied by urban development and a cultural flowering. Positioned

between an expanding European Union and an unstable Middle East, the country provides a fascinating

interface between the Occident and the Orient. Taking into account the current political concerns with a

potential clash of Eastern and Western cultures, Turkey is poised at a vital global crossroads.

•Tackles issues of globaisation and the potential threat that a rapid roing out of an overly homogenised

built environment poses to rich local building traditions that are founded on specific climatic knowledge

and cultural diversity.

•Provides an analytical and projective approach that highights specific aspects of Turkey’s rich heritage

and contemporary design culture that can shape a specific yet pluralistic future identity and culture.

•Contributors include: Tevfik Balcio˘lu, Edhem Eldem, Tolga Islam, Zeynep Kezer, U˘ur Tanyeli, Ilhan

Tekeli and Banu Tomruk.

March/April 2010 Profile No 204

Exuberance in Architecture

Guest-edited by Marjan Colletti

This title of ADheralds a new era of exuberance in digital design. Having overcome the alienation and

otherness of the cyber, having mastered the virtual qualities and protocols of the parametric, having

achieved the intricacy and elegance of the digital, and having fully embraced the potential of 3-D com-

puter software and CAD/CAM manufacturing technologies, it is now time for architects to show off!

Conjure up the extravagance of furniture design, the abundance of CGI in Hollywood, the profuseness

of bio-techno ornamentation or the lavishness of Middle-Eastern and Asian super-urbanism. Exuberance

not only celebrates new Baroque theatricality, formal sophistication and digital virtuosity; it also

debates a plethora of joyful and intelligent ways in which experimental architecture manages to cope

with the contemporary turmoil in global politics, economics and ecology.

•Includes the work of seminal figures such as Ron Arad, Peter Cook and Wolf D Prix

•Features Hernan Diaz Alonso, Evan Dougis, CJ Lim, Ai Rahim, Nel Sple, Kjetl Thorsen

and Tom Wiscombe.

May/June 2010 Profile No 205

Territory: Architecture Beyond Environment

Guest-edited by David Gissen

Advancing a new relationship between architecture and nature, Territory emphasises the simultaneous

production of architectural objects and the environment surrounding them. Conceptualised within a

framework that draws from physical and human geographical thought, this title of ADexamines the pos-

sibility of an architecture that actively produces its external, ecological conditions. The architecture here

scans and modifies atmospheres, arboreal zones, geothermal exchange, magnetic fields, habitats and

toxicities – enabling new and intense geographical patterns, effects, and sensations within architectural

and urban experience. Territory charts out a space, a territory, for architecture beyond conceptualisa-

tions of context or environment, understood as that stable setting which pre-exists the production of

new things. Ultimately, it suggests a role for architecture as a strategy of environmental tinkering versus

one of accommodation or balance with an external natural world.

•Features architects: Patrick Blanc, Gles Ebersolt, Nicholas de Monchaux, Future Cities Lab, Fritz

Haeg, Omar Khan, The Living, R&Sie(n), SeARCH and WEATHERS.

•Cross-discipinary contributions come from geographers, historians and theorists Ila Berman, Javier

Arbona, Ben Campkin, Edward Eigen, Matthew Gandy, Antoine Picon and Mitchell Schwarzer.

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Architectural Design

November/December 2009

of Architecture

Guest-edited by Mark Garcia

IN THIS ISSUE

Main Section

OFFICE POLITICS

Alejandro Zaera-Polo of Foreign Office Architects explores

the political and cultural opportunities of sophisticated

patterning techniques on the building envelope, which

usurp traditional and contemporary iconography in their

ability to bridge the local and the global. P 18

PATTERNING PARAMETRICALLY

Patrik Schumacher of Zaha Hadid Architects advocates

the application of surface pattern design in parametric

architecture as a significant means of architectural

articulation, providing the exterior surface with various

levels of differentiation and correlation. P 28

THE PATTERN ENGINEER

In an exclusive interview with Mark Garcia,

Hanif Kara of Adams Kara Taylor extols the many

applications of patterns in structural engineering,

from the micro to the meta. P 66

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SYLVAN STUDIES

Jayne Merkel describes how Hopkins Architects have

provided Yale University’s pioneering School of Forestry

and Environmental Studies with a living laboratory of

energy-efficient design. P 118+

Patterns

Architectural Design

Vol 79, No 6 (November/December 2009)

ISSN 0003-8504

Profile No 202

ISBN 978-0470 699591

CONTENTS

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Editorial

Helen Castle

Tracing Change:

Patterns in Landscape

Architecture

Simon Swaffield

Introduction

Prologue for a History,

Theory and Future of

Patterns of Architecture

and Spatial Design

Mark Garcia

Geometry and New and

Future Spatial Patterns

Helmut Pottmann

Reductive Engineering Patterns:

An Interview with Hanif Kara

Mark Garcia

Patterns, Fabrics, Prototypes,

Tessellations

Alejandro Zaera-Polo

Biomimetic Patterns in

Architectural Design

Julian Vincent

Parametric Patterns

Patrik Schumacher

Relentless Patterns:

The Immersive Interior

Mark Taylor

Evolving Patterns:

Correlated Systems

of Interaction

Theodore Spyropoulos

New Patterns in Urban Design

Brian McGrath and

Victoria Marshall

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Jencks, Bob Maxwell, Jayne Merkel, Mark

Robbins, Deborah Saunt, Leon van Schaik,

Patrik Schumacher, Neil Spiller, Michael

Weinstock, Ken Yeang, Alejandro Zaera-Polo

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