Архітектура

This interdisciplinary collection is a window to current events in architectural sphere for the year, made in two volumes annually.

- Culture Facilities
- Commerce Facilities
- Medical Facilities
- Religion & Assembly Facilities

This interdisciplinary collection is a window to current events in architectural sphere for the year, made in two volumes annually.

- Education Facilities
- Residence Facilities
- Office Facilities
- Physical & Ets Facilites

8 BMW Welt
18 Songdo Convensia
26 Horim Art Center
34 Nam June Paik Art Center
44 LandMark House -
52 Science Museum
60 Prugio Valley
70 Zenith Music Hall
80 Opera House, Oslo
88 Rock Carvings Museum
96 Bubbletecture H
104 Museum for Iberê Camargo Foundation
112 Fuglsang Artmuseum
120 Liverpool Arena and Convention Center

Commercial & Medical Facility

132 The City7 + Pullman Hotel
144 The Public
152 Garden5 Works
160 Garden5 Tool
168 Westside Shopping and Leisure Center
176 Pusan national University Yangsan Hospital

Office Facility

188 Urbanhive
196 NCsoft R&D Center
204 National Archives of Korea, Nara Repository
212 Photopia(Purple Whale)
220 Basque Health Department Headquarters in Bilbao
228 Top tower
236 Gwanaju․Jeollanam-do Local Goverment Combinative Office

Education & Research Facility

246 Mode Gakuen Cocoon Tower, Tokyo
256 Ewha Campus Complex
264 Woongjin R&D Center
272 The 100th Anniversary Hall of Joongdong High School
280 High School #9

Residential & Lodging Facility

292 Dongbaek Apelbaum
300 Mountain Dwellings
308 The Ascent at Roebling Bridge
316 Gimpo Sugi-Maeul Apartment
324 Lace Apartments
332 In Hoe Heon
340 102 Dwellings
348 Twin-Bricks

Physical & Station & Assembly Facility

360 Zaragoza Bridge Pavilion
368 Watercube (National Swimming Center) )
376 Beijing Capital International Airport
384 Beijing South Station
392 Daeduk Church
400 Jugok Church

The Arts & Crafts movement had a profound effect on the interior design of homes around the world that continues to this day. This looks at the beginnings of the design movement, following the work of William Morris, John Ruskin, Walter Crane and others who believed that the decorative arts should be elevated to fine art. This contains over 150 full-page illustrations of furniture, textiles, pottery, and decorative arts, with commentary and background information on each piece.