Like an almanac, the Architecture@ yearbook gives a glimpse of how city skylines and urban landscapes are set to change by highlighting the next generation of buildings in Asia-Pacific undergoing construction in the following year.
Each profile includes a description, site plans, floor plans, elevations, renderings and summary information. These projects are selected each year from more than 100,000 future projects reported by BCI Asia and BCI Australia researchers. In compiling information on these projects, the researchers interview half a million architects, developers, engineers and contractors.
Besides projects, the Architecture@ yearbook also reviews building technologies that enable architecture to evolve rapidly, providing a reference guide of innovative and intelligent solutions for architects, engineers and developers. Each review is presented in an easy-to-read format describing the products and/or services of a single leading manufacturer in each field.
The inaugural yearbook, Architecture@07, was published in mid 2006 with 10,000 copies. Since then, the yearbook’s print run has risen steadily. No architectural library is complete without the Architecture@ yearbook.
Architecture@09 out now!
New this year in Architecture@09:
- A total of 79 future projects
- Upcoming developments in the Middle East and India, as well as those in Asia-Pacific
Get a regional perspective on emerging new architecture and cutting-edge construction technologies.
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Back issues
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