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This issue features three main themes. The first offers an examination of contemporary funerary architecture, from a crematorium in Belgium and the Montpellier Metropolitan Cemetery, to the revitalisation of Bigelow Chapel at Historic Mount Auburn Cemetery and other projects. The second looks at new and innovative architectural solutions for factories and storage facilities, with diverse examples in China, Norway, Belgium, and Portugal. Lastly, Silvio Carta delves into an analysis of light, texture, and volumes in the different contexts of three new houses in Mexico, respectively designed by Ludwig Godefroy Architecture, Escobedo Soliz, and González Muchow Arquitectura.

New Projects
A sculptural, porous gateway to knowledge
- Richard Gilder Center for Science, Education, and Innovation at AMNH _ Studio Gang
- Interview _ Jeanne Gang + Herbert Wright
Basalt buildings float over frozen lava
- Anahuacalli Museum Extension _ Taller de Arquitectura - Mauricio Rocha
- Interview _ Mauricio Rocha + Herbert Wright

The dead do not bury themselves
The dead do not bury themselves _ Michele Woodger
A Burial Ground with Tranquil Trails and Canopies
- Montpellier Metropolitan Cemetery _ Agence Traverses – Paysage, Urbanisme, Architecture
Sculptural Architecture Coexisting Life and Death
- Crematorium in Ostend _ OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen
- Interview _ OFFICE Kersten Geers David Van Severen + Michele Woodger
From Wasteland to Community Apex
- Toulouse Métropole Funeral Center _ Atelier Cube + Zermani Associati
Breathing new life into a historic cemetery
- The Revitalization of Bigelow Chapel at Historic Mount Auburn Cemetery _ William Rawn Associates

Factories that Make Place, Warehouses that Store Memory
Factories that Make Place, Warehouses that Store Memory _ Herbert Wright
Preserving Heritage, Building Community
- Bijgaardehof Co-housing and Health Center _ &bogdan
From Industrial Heritage to Contemporary Living
- António Granjo Mixed Use Complex _ Fragmentos
- Interview _ Pedro Silva Lopes + Herbert Wright
Fish and print museum hub
- IDDIS – The Norwegian Printing Museum and Canning Museum _ Eder Biesel Arkitekter
Warehouses drastically woven into new spaces
- Guangzhou Julong Bay Exhibition Center _ DOMANI Architectural Concepts

Dwelling Now > House
Three Mexican Houses; Light, Texture and Volumes
Light, Texture and Volumes _ Silvio Carta
A cubic fortress in the woods
- Alférez House _ Ludwig Godefroy Architecture
- Interview _ Ludwig Godefroy + Herbert Wright
Voids and volumes adjusting to slopes
- Canada House _ Escobedo Soliz
Vernacular Inspiration and the Arid Landscape
- Tejocote House _ González Muchow Arquitectura