Architect Vol. 108 No. 6 (2019) : Inside? Outside?

• Best Practices: Making a Name for Yourself / Aileen Kwun. Pág. 22
• Detail: Octave 9 Handcrafted Acoustical Ceiling / Timothy A. Schuler. Pág. 26
• Next Progressives: The Open Workshop / Katherine Keane. Pág. 30-33
• Products: Contract Furniture / Katherine Keane. Pág. 34
• Opinion: Every Community Is Our Client / Siboney Díaz-Sánchez. Pág. 38
• Architectural Lighting: The Merit or Myth of Circadian Lighting / Murrye Bernard.  Pág. 42-44
• Residential: MALL / Edward Keegan. Pág. 48-54
• Design for Communities, by Communities. Pág. 61
• Finding a Way Home / Katherine Flynn. Pág. 64-66
• Interiors Projects are Contractually Different. Here’s Why / Mike Koger. Pág. 67
• In Kansas, Healthy Food for Healthier Communities / Kathleen M. O’Donnell. Pág. 69-70
• Social Justice by Design / Pág.70
• The Bittersweet Revival of Saarinen’s TWA Terminal / Karrie Jacobs. Pág. 73-84
• 51 North Franklin Chicago / John Ronan Architects. Pág. 86-91
• The Children’s Library at Concourse House. Bronx, N.Y. / Michael K Chen Architecture. Pág. 92-95
• Boxen Swedish Centre for Architecture and Design Stockholm / Dehlin Brattgård Arkitekter. Pág. 96-101
• Geffen Academy at UCLA Los Angeles / Koning Eizenberg Architecture. Pág. 102-107

Architect Vol. 108 No. 4 (2019) : Schaum/Shieh's space for Art and Conversation

• Residential : MacKay-Lyons Sweetapple Architects. Pág. 36-40
• Renewal's Toll on Newburgh. Pág. 46-48
• The Rise of the Radical Suburbs  / Amanda Kolson Hurley. Pág. 55-64
• How the Bauhaus Came to Aspen / David Hill. Pág. 67-78
• New York State Equal Rights Heritage Center Uuburn, N.Y. /nArchitects. Pág. 80-85 
• Wooden Chapel Unterliezheim, Germany / John Pawson. Pág. 86-91
• Transart Houston / Schaum/Shieh Architects. Pág. 92-99