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Newsletter #15/11	18. July 2011

Building Review (Photo: Cristóbal Palma) Bastard Design, Talca, Chile - This house, located in the Central Valley of Chile —at 5 minutes form the city—, is like a statement, as the design and building process were so unsteady, starting with the site —in a very steeped hill— to the budget limitations.   more New Profiles   Architects Ortner & Ortner Baukunst, Berlin Architects Romi Khosla Design Studios, New Delhi   Architects BUSarchitektur, Wien Architects Duvall Decker Architects, Jackson   Architects n-lab architects, Luxembourg Architects Somaya & Kalappa, Mumbai   Agenda 17 July to 28 August, Sunset Park, Brooklyn, NY Public Summer BK, installation by CO more   29 July, SCI-Arc, Los Angeles Rawhide: The New Shingle Style, Exhibition Opening more   until 31 July, Haus der Architektur Graz Raum, verschraubt mit der Zeit – Architekturpreis des Landes Steiermark 2010, Exhibition more   until 30 September, Museum für Gestaltung, Zürich Foto-Wettbewerb: Prime Tower Zürich more   until 4 March, Siza-Pavillon Stiftung Insel Hombroich Neuss Álvaro Siza: From Line to Space, Exhibition more   more Lectures, Exhibitions, Events Updated Profiles   Architects UID architects, Hiroshima Architects ARX Portugal Arquitectos, Lisboa   Architects feld72 architekten, Wien Engineers schlaich bergermann und partner, Stuttgart   Architects Richard Meier & Partners Architects, New York Architects Usoarquitectura, México D.F   Jobs Architecte Expérimenté Herzog & de Meuron, Basel more   Senior Urban Designer AECOM Asia, Hong Kong more   Facade Specialist Knippers Helbig Advanced Engineering, Stuttgart more   Senior Architect / Urban Planner Rheinschiene, Beijing more   Project Architect / Designer Lorraine Bonaventura Architect, Brooklyn more   Senior Project Architect Ranstad, Singapore more   Projektleiter für Wasserkraft-Projekte BHM Ingenieure, Feldkirch more   more Jobs Architecture by Numbers Amount of straw and clay used for the first certified Minergy-A-Eco house worldwide in Rosshäusern, Switzerland, a home that produces more energy than it uses: 9 % By René Ammann For any kind of feedback, please contact the editor in charge: Sarah Mai. If you wish to cancel our Newsletter, please click the following link: cancel.     Join us on Facebook     Follow us on Twitter      Media Partners: