Zaha Hadid’s ski jump towers over Innsbruck to create a striking new landmark for the Tyrol. Photography by Hélène Binet
Towards a responsible architecture
Some reflections on theory
Making the invisible city visible
Design for the other world
Exhibitions, events, fairs
Gehry’s Disney Hall takes shape
What’s new at Orgatec and in Tokyo
No fear of flying
Zaha Hadid’s ski jump soaring above Innsbruck is a landmark for the Tyrol. Lilli Hollein reports
The book shrine
Ortner and Ortner’s library, discussed by Rita Capezzuto
House of the artists
David Adjaye is designing studio houses for a generation of young London artists
The engineer’s view
Cecil Balmond is changing the way architects think, from Koolhaas to Siza
Excavating Herzog & de Meuron
A landmark exhibition in Montreal that confronts art with architecture
Milan’s new hotel
The capital of design finally gets a designer hotel
New British graphics
Four young design groups whose emergence marks a generational shift for graphics
No logo design
Enzo Mari works for Muji of Japan
The history of light
Stefano Casciani on Flos, from Castiglioni to Wanders
Outdoor products
Maria Cristina Tommasini’s selection
The continuing importance of being Peter Eisenman
Five favourites of Stefano Giovannoni
Editorial
by Deyan Sudjic
