Olivari dal 1911 : made in Italy.

Albertiana /

“…Albertiana (Florence, Italy)…”

Kindergärten = Nursery schools = Education et petite enfance /

Table of Contents: “…Nurseries and child-care centres in England / Elise Feiersinger -- Child-care facilities in facilities in Finland / Tarja Nurmi -- Building for young children in France / Ariane Wilson -- Orange Farm - students build nursery schools in Johannesburg, South Africa / Roland Pawlitschko [Schools by S2ARCH -Socialy Sustainable Architecture - a student programme from the Vienna Intitute for Architecture Design] -- Day nurseries between social welfare and self-determination / Susanne Hofmann [includes: Kindertagesstatte Traumbaum, Berlin (Baupiloten) -- GlaxoSmithKlein day nursery, Verona [Antonio Citterio Partners] -- Kindergarten in Egg [Dietrich Untertrifaller] -- Creche and nursery school, Bicesse, Estoril, Portugal [Atelier Central] -- Creche and nursery school in Covolo, Italy [C + S Associati] -- Day-care centre for children in Darmstadt, Germany [zimmermann.leber architekten] -- Kindergarten in St Michael, Eppan, Italy [Lunz Zoschg Architekten] -- Nursery school in Marmoutier, Alsace, France [Dominique Coulon] -- Fuji Kindergarten, Tachikawa, Tokyo [Tezuka Architects] [includes interview with the architects -- Kindergarten, centrum-odorf, Innsbruck [Froetscher Lichtenwagner] / Bart Lootsma [includes commentary by the architects] -- Architects'profiles and project data…”

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…”