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Newsletter #22/11	24. October 2011

Building Review (Photo: Peter Sellar) Maison Glissade, Collingwood, Canada - Toronto's Atelier Kastelic Buffey designed an elegant open-plan getaway for a ski-fanatical family with a taste for contemporary art.   more New Profiles   Architects Architects Collective, Wien Architects BAU, Stockholm   Architects Yo Yamagata Architects, Kanagawa Architects Robert Young Architecture & Interiors, New York   Interior Designers bahlsconcepts, Dießen Architects FELIPPI WYSSEN, Basel   Agenda 27 October, Ryerson University, Toronto Simak Hariri, Lecture more   28 October, SCI-Arc, Library Gallery, Los Angeles Solar Decathlon 2011, Exhibition Opening more   1 November to 15 January, The National Museum of Modern Art, Tokyo Valerio Olgiati, Exhibition more   2 to 4 November, CCIB, Barcelona WAF - World Architecture Festival more   3 November, Hastings Hall, Paul Rudoloph Hall, New Haven David Chipperfield Architects: Recent Work, Lecture more   4 November, KunstWerkRaum, Baden Drift to the Cities, Exhibition Opening more   until 8 January, Deichtorhallen, Haus der Fotografie, Hamburg Eyes on Paris, Exhibition more   more Lectures, Exhibitions, Events Updated Profiles   Architects Steven Holl Architects, New York Architects Kawahito Architects, Hokkaido   Architects syntax architektur, Klosterneuburg Architects UNStudio, Amsterdam   Lighting Designers pfarré lighting design, München Architects BOGDAN & VAN BROECK ARCHITECTS, Brussels   Jobs Project Architect WASA/Studio A, New York more   Senior Architect Buro Ole Scheeren, Beijing more   Architekt/in, Projektleitung, 5 Jahre Berufserfahrung Blocher Blocher Partners, Stuttgart more   Adviseur Architectuur Stad Antwerpen, Antwerpen more   Interior Designers RAD Ltd., Hong Kong more   Team-Innenarchitekt/In, Architekt/In Studio Hannes Wettstein, Zürich more   Student Internship MAKAAgroup, Warszawa more   more Jobs Architecture by Numbers Symbolic worth of the Notre Dame and the Louvre in Paris, France, among the estimated 28,000 buildings ownded by the French state: 1 Euro 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: