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March 1st, 2008

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Malleable material
Materials

Concrete is the unseen material behind Middle Eastern development.

Sailing to sustainability
Projects

Talk of sustainability in architecture evokes images of Masdar City, and 'green' initiatives.

Clinically designed
Design

The Cleveland Clinic Abu Dhabi has high hopes of creating a more communal healthcare experience. James Boley investigates how American architects HDR are using design to improve overall well-being.

Standing tall
Design

David Scott, chairman of the Council on Tall Buildings and Urban Habitat (CTBUH) and principal of Arup, talks to James Boley about Dubai and its unique relationship with tall buildings.

Desert spanned
Design

FXFOWLE'S new 6th Crossing aims to be Dubai's newest architectural icon.

Beautiful simplicity
Design

Japanese-American architect Minoru Yamasaki once said, "I have no truck for anyone who goes out and does an eclectic building...I am not interested in contemporary buildings because I have seen contemporary buildings until they came out of my ears..."

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