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2016 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM mag @CLADGLOBAL FOR LEISURE ARCHITECTS, DESIGNERS, INVESTORS & DEVELOPERS Ma KENGO Yansong KUMA On battling “Architects conservatism should never be the winner” BEAUTIFUL BATHHOUSES Is timber the future for tall buildings? PATRIK SCHUMACHER The next chapter for Zaha Hadid Architects http://www.gocohospitality.com Lobby What do you see when you go to Sleep? 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This scenario is one architects, designers, investors, developers and operators will all face in the near future. We’re fast approaching a time when people will wear or carry pollution sensors and these will guide decisions about where they spend their time. Air and water quality, light and material off -gassing will all be constantly monitorable and if a building or environment is toxic, people will leave as swift ly as they’re able. Buildings and places will be quickly identifi ed as toxic and will plummet in value. Who would want to stay in toxic hotels, work in toxic offi ces, send their children to toxic schools or live in places which undermine their health and wellbeing? Here at CLAD, we think the arrival of pollution sensors WHO says 90 per cent of people are breathing unsafe air will create a revolution in architecture. Everything will change, as consumers WELL buildings individual, not the corporation and because exercise their choices in their millions and will be about the it will be driven by fear as well as altruism. developers, investors and operators scramble individual not the And while toxic buildings damage health, to ensure their real estate is clean. WELL buildings will protect us from toxins We’ll see the value of some properties corporation and and create healthful environments: shocking soar, while others become less than worth- interest will be new research just released by the World less – they’ll actually become a liability. driven by fear Health Organization (WHO) found 90 per Buildings will be graded by the quality of cent of the world’s population is “breathing their environments, with star ratings for healthy buildings. air which is damaging to health”. Millions are dying as a result. And so we’ll enter the era of WELL buildings – a time WELL buildings will be havens from this pollution, screening when health and wellbeing are the starting point for all out the toxic particles which cause cancer, heart att acks and developments, rather than a superfi cial aft erthought. lung disease and creating environments which promote life. While sustainability – via standards such as LEED and As a carrot and stick, it doesn’t get any more compelling. BREEAM – has been a precursor to WELL and heralded it in some ways, the new era will be very diff erent because it concerns the Liz Terry, editor, CLAD @elizterry +44 (0)1462 431385 CLADGLOBAL.COM @CLADGLOBAL FACEBOOK.COM/CLADGLOBAL CLADmag 2016 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM 5 CONTENTS mag 2016 ISSUE 3 12 Peter Zumthor’s zinc mine museum 62 Beautifully-designed bathhouses 46 Patrik Schumacher discusses the future for ZHA 5 Editor's letter 56 Timber towers Personal pollution sensors will Tall timber buildings have an change architecture says Liz Terry exciting future. The experts explain 12 CLAD people 62 Beautiful bathhouses Peter Zumthor’s latest We check out some gorgeous new museum, Julia Barfield on bathhouses and the architects and the i360, Tadao Ando and designers who made them happen Moby on comfort in design 72 Kengo Kuma 24 CLAD news The Tokyo Olympic Stadium News from around the globe designer shares his philosophies 72 46 Patrik Schumacher 80 People power The director of Zaha Hadid Crowdfunding can empower Kengo Kuma talks to Kim Megson Architects on how ZHA plans to architects, but knowledge of the keep innovating with passion challenges is vital, finds Kath Hudson 6 CLADGLOBAL.COM CLADmag 2016 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM 80 108 The pros and cons of crowdfunding Ma Yansong speaks out 92 Jacu Strauss on the Pulitzer Amsterdam 88 Healthy buildings 108 Ma Yansong Designing buildings that support The founder of MAD on nature wellbeing is a growing trend which and urbanism, the Harbin Opera will transform the way we think House and battling conservatism about architecture says Younha Rhee 118 Andrew James 92 Going Dutch The Populous director explains a As the Pulizter Amsterdam is major deal which will transform relaunched, creative director Jacu China’s sporting infrastructure Strauss talks about working in a UNESCO World Heritage location 122 Oceans of opportunity Architect Koen Olthuis says floating 100 Breaking the mould buildings will change the world Why shouldn’t sports facilities be 122 beautiful? Across Asia, architects are 128 CLADkit creating landmark buildings for the The latest design products from Koen Olthuis: floating buildings are the future public, discovers Christopher de Wolf Ibuku, Olafur Eliasson and more CLADmag 2016 ISSUE 3 CLADGLOBAL.COM 7 Community of Leisure Architects & Designers About CLAD The Community of Leisure Architects & Leisure – a defi nition CLAD’s defi nition of leisure includes Designers unites people who contribute to the success of leisure all aspects of out-of-home activity: arts & culture, museums and the built environment, to enable them to do business. & heritage, hotels & hospitality, bars & restaurants, sport & CLADglobal, the organisation behind CLAD, is a media business recreation, spa & wellness, health & fi tness, attractions, theme creating magazines, books, websites and digital feeds to enable parks & entertainment, greenspace, regeneration and retail. CLAD professionals to share news, opinions and best practice. 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Contents the winner” people making things happen in BEAUTIFUL include the CLAD Foresight™ BATHHOUSES leisure architecture and design, Is timber the trends report, Development future for tall investment and development.
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