Metropolis Magazine - February 2015

In this issue

● A historic building in Hong Kong is reimagined as a cultural hub and incubator for young designers.
● Design-store chic is channeled into an unconventional São Paulo butcher shop.
● Behnisch Architekten finds new life for an old material in a wooden conference hall for the U.N.’s Geneva campus.
● Healthcare design takes on theatrical forms in a new facility in Naples.
● OMA partner Reinier de Graaf reflects on the fall of the Berlin Wall and the versions of history we tell ourselves.
● Fogo Island in Newfoundland, Canada reinvents itself with fresh ideas designed to sustain the local economy.
● Mexico City designers forge a new future while remaining true to their roots.

Metropolis Magazine Description:

It’s now easier than ever to enjoy monthly groundbreaking design journalism on your mobile devices. Each issue of Metropolis delivers architecture and design news, topics, and trends FIRST—long before they become mainstream. Professionals in all areas of design, architecture, interior design, landscape architecture, technology, industrial design, and graphic design, rely on Metropolis magazine each month for dynamic journalism that spans the gamut of their profession, and shapes the future of design.