Norwegian and Danish approaches to designing with nature is the first feature of this issue. Local architects point to a variety of sustainability concerns in the region, resulting in architecture that is sensitive and responsive, cities that are inclusive and liveable. With works by Studio Olafur Eliasson, Dorte Mandrup, Sverre Fehn, Manthey Kula, and Atelier Oslo.

The second feature deals with the Rail Corridor in Singapore, a former railway line that has become an informal public space in the city. From 2015, design professionals were invited to develop proposals in hopes of establishing strategies and tools to ensure integration with surrounding communities and shape the quality of experience.

Norwegian and Danish approaches to designing with nature is the first feature of this issue. Local architects point to a variety of sustainability concerns in the region, resulting in architecture that is sensitive and responsive, cities that are inclusive and liveable. With works by Studio Olafur Eliasson, Dorte Mandrup, Sverre Fehn, Manthey Kula, and Atelier Oslo.

The second feature deals with the Rail Corridor in Singapore, a former railway line that has become an informal public space in the city. From 2015, design professionals were invited to develop proposals in hopes of establishing strategies and tools to ensure integration with surrounding communities and shape the quality of experience.