Massive Bauten = Solid forms of construction : architecture massive /

Table of Contents: “…Magdalena -- School expansion in Marburg -- Student dormitory in Paris -- City hall in Bronckhorst -- Swimming Pool in Toro -- Multi-family house in Zurich -- BTV Stadtforum in Innsbruck -- Thermo-Active Building Systems : operational experience practice report / Doreen Kalz, Roland Koenigsdorff, Jens Pfafferott.…”

Bauen mit holz = Timber construction = Construire en bois /

Table of Contents: “…/ Frank Kaltenbach -- Kurz betrachtet -- Bücher, Ausstellungen -- Detail X, Detail online -- Cabin in Kamura : Sou Fujimoto Architects, Tokio --First-Adid Posts in Marseille : Bonte & Migozzi Architectes, Marseille -- House in Haugsburg : Hiendl-schineis architektenpartnerschaft -- Multi-family Residence in Ebikon : AmreinHerzig Architekten, Zug -- Museum in Sabres : Bruno Mader, París -- Residence in London : Adjaye Associates, London --Monastery on Tautra : Jensen & Skodvin Arkitektkontor, Oslo -- Flats in Berlin : Kaden Klingbeil Architekten, Berlin -- A seven-Storey Timber Structure - Testing the limits of the building code / Tom Kaden -- Wood's New image - realizing curved forms with digital woodworking / Christoph Schindler…”

Mauerwerk, Putz, Farbe = Wallings, rendering, coloration /

Table of Contents: “…how bricks can be made to sing / Frank Kaltenbach -- Hangar mit startbahnanschluss : das dornier : Museum in Friedrichshafen / Margita Jocham -- Summer house near Saiki, Takao Shiotsuka Atelier, Oita -- Nursing school in Niort, Hervé Beaudouin et Benoit Engel Architectes, Niort -- Housing and commercial development in Neu-Ulm, Fink + Jocher, München -- University Hall of Residence in Austin, Alejandro Aravena mit Ricardo Torrejón, Santiago de Chile -- School in London, Allford Hall Monaghan Morris, London -- Grafik : Graphic design -- Office Building in Cologne, Benthem Crouwel, Aachen -- Single-Family House in Mollis, Claudia Driling Architektur Atelier, Trin -- House in Nuremberg, a. ml und partner, architekturwerkstatt matthias Ioebermann, Nürnberg -- The principles of compound thermal : insulation systems : new developments in the light of revised germanenergy regulations, 2009 / Mathias Pätzold, Florian Musso -- Composite thermal-insulation systems or monolitic insulating Blocks in housing? …”

Geschosswohnungsbau = Multi-storey Housing = Habitat collectif.

Table of Contents: “…new facades in housing / by Frank Kaltenbach, p. 162-165 -- Conversion of an office block in Hamburg : Blauraum Architekten, p. 166-167 -- Housing in Vienna : Querkraft Architekten, p. 168-169 -- Housing development in Trondheim : Brendeland Kristoffersen, p. 170-171 -- Housing block with patios in Conil : Javier Terrados, Sevilla, p. 172-173 -- Housing block with patios in Trinitat Nova, Barcelona : Manuel Ruisanchez, p. 174-175 -- 'Salamander' housing development in Ljubljana : Sadar Vuga Arhitekti, p. 176-177 -- Four housing blocks in Winterthur : Beat Rothen, p. 178-179 -- Housing development above the Rhine Park in Birsfelden : Morger Degelo, p. 180-181 -- Housing complex in Orestad, Copenhagen : PLOT Architekter, p. 182-183 -- Housing development in Ingolstadt : Blauwerk Architekten, p. 184-186 -- Schots 1 and 2 housing developments in Groningen : S333, p. 188-201 ['Flats that drift like ice floes in the open landscape' / by Dominic Papa, p. 190-193 -- Like living in a single-family house? an interview with two tenants: J L Osborne and Aida van de Poel, p. 194-195 / Cross-wall construction versus column grids: the structural planning / by Roel de Jong, p. 196-197 -- Good details are unobtrusive - detailed design / by Michel de Lange, p. 198-201] -- Housing block in London : Niall McLaughlin, p. 202-214 -- Low-cost housing based on a rent-and-buy concept, the Peabody Trust, p. 204 -- A facade as iridescent as petrol / by the architect, p. 205-207 -- High standards to low costs - implementing the design / by Richard Garland, p. 208-209 -- The facade - building permission for the wrapping film / by the architect, p. 210-213 -- 'The building shows how publicly supported housing can look': an interview with two tenants - Jonathan Daws and Fumiko Kato, p. 214.…”