Expo Shanghai.

Table of Contents: “…OTS -- UBPA Pavilion : mOa-Mario Occhiuto Architetture -- Singapore Pavilion : Kay Ngee Tan Architects -- Poland Pavilion : WWAA -- Sweden Pavilion : Sweco -- Austria Pavilion : SPAN & Zeytinoglu -- Switzerland Pavilion : Buchner Bründler Architects -- The Netherlands pavilion : John Körmeling -- Expo Axis : SBA, Li Hong, Bianca Nitsch, Knippers Helbig Advanced Engineering -- Theme Pavilion : Architectural Design & Research Institute of Tongji University -- Plastic made in Italy / Patrizia Scarzella…”

Shanghai 2010 / by Vogliazzo, Maurizio

Table of Contents: “…UAE Pavilion, Foster and Partners -- France pavilion, Jacques Ferrier, landscape: Ter -- Italy Pavilion, Giampaolo Imbrighi -- Denmark Pavilion, BIG - Bjarke Ingels Group -- Finland Pavilion, JKMM -- Poland Pavilion, WWAA: Marcin Mostafa and Natalia Paszkowska -- The Netherlands Pavilion, John Kormeling -- Hong Kong Pavilion, Chan Wai Ching, Sze Ki Shan Ida -- Germany Pavilion, Lehnart Wiechell -- Hungary Pavilion, Lévai Tamás & Harnos -- New Zealand Pavilion, Warren and Mahoney -- Spain Pavilion, Benedetta Tagliabue / Miralles Tagliabue EMBT -- Greay Britain Pavilion, Heatherwick Studio, CassonMann, Adams, Kara taylor, Atelier Ten -- China pavilion, He Jingtang…”

Bauen mit Sthal = Steel Construction.

Table of Contents: “…The Cord pavilion in Venice (Archea Associati and C S Associati), p. 312-314 -- Single family house in Montagut, Olot, Spain (RCR Arquitectes), p. 315-319 -- Administration building in Heilbronn (Dominik Dreiner), p. 320-324 -- BMW training centre in Unterschleissheim (Ackermann Partner), p. 325-329 -- Research and development centre at the Ferrari factory in Maranello, Italy [Centro Sviluppo Prodotto] (Massimiliano Fuksas), p. 330-337 -- Echigo-Matsunoyama Museum of Natural Science, Matsunoyama, Japan (Tezuka Architects), p. 338-343 -- 21st Century Museum of Contemporary Art, Kanazawa, Japan (Kazuyo Sejima Ryue Nishizawa Sanaa), p. 344-350 -- Three bridges over the Hoofdvaart Canal, Haarlemmermeer, The Netherlands (Santiago Calatrava) - named after musical instruments: the Harp, Citer (Cittern) and Luit (Lute), p. 351-356 -- Millau viaduct [Viaduc de Millau], France: a bridge taller than the Eiffel Tower (Foster Partners) / by Georg Kuffner, p. 360-363 -- Weather-resistant construction steel: properties and applications / by Manfred Fischer, p. 364-372…”