CLADmag 2015 issue 3
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Editor’s Letter: Linear parks enrich us
The creation of linear parks in cities is an exciting trend that can boost mental health, generate investment and help mitigate the effects of climate change, says Liz TerryView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Sean Mulryan
On his plans for the London 'sky pool'View in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Ario Ferri
Installing sleeping capsules on the side of a Peruvian cliffView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Gary Neville
The next phase for the Manchester sport-themed hotelView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Carsten Höller
Playful installations from the Belgian artistView in the digital edition
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CLAD people: Clodagh
The designer of Six Senses' first European resortView in the digital edition
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CLAD update:
A round up of the latest design and architecture news from across the globeView in the digital edition
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Culture: Moreau Kusunoki
The shock winners of the competition to design the Guggenheim Helsinki have kept a low profile – until now. Magali Robathan goes to Paris to meet themView in the digital edition
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Architecture trends: Dive in
Kath Hudson talks to Italian architect Emanuele Boaretto about building the world’s deepest diving pool to regenerate both his own spa resort and the regionView in the digital edition
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Hospitality: New meets old
Across Japan, architects are giving traditional ryokans a modern makeover with surprising results. We take a lookView in the digital edition
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Interview: Fabio Scacciavillani
The Oman Investment Fund’s chief economist talks us through plans to redefine Oman as a high end leisure and tourism destinationView in the digital edition
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Interview: A sense of place
The Isola delle Rose has a rich history and an enviable location. Matteo Thun knew he had to capitalise on both with the design of the JW Marriott Venice Resort & SpaView in the digital edition
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CLADmag 2015 issue 3
On the cover: Philippe Starck
On His ‘Inflatable’ French Health ClubView in the digital edition
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Health & Fitness: Pumped up
Philippe Starck has gone back to his roots with his ‘inflatable’ health club in Marseille, France. We take a look aroundView in the digital edition
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Attractions: Banksy’s Dismaland
It generated massive amounts of hype, as well as an estimated £20m for Weston- Super-Mare, but was Banksy’s Dismaland worth a visit? We found outView in the digital edition
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Project Preview: Stargazing
Ennead partner Thomas Wong tells us how he looked to the skies for inspiration for the winning Shanghai Planetarium designView in the digital edition
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Trends: Outdoor pools
Across the world, cities are opening up their harbours and pools for community swimming. We take a look at some planned and completed projectsView in the digital edition
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Attractions: Biomuseo
A year on from the opening of Frank Gehry’s museum of biodiversity in Panama, we speak to the people who made it happenView in the digital edition
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Urban Regeneration: This is Miami
It’s always been a city with a big personality and the new projects taking shape in Miami are as bold and ambitious as ever. Alice Davis investigatesView in the digital edition
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CLADkit:
Build technology inspired by the water spider, new products from Zaha Hadid and robots printing a steel bridge in Amsterdam... a look at what’s hotView in the digital edition
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