Mark #33: Another Architecture: Issue 33: Aug/Sep 2011: Mark Magazine

Stephane Moupin incorporates robots and comic heroes into his work, the restrained aesthetic of concrete, The Jeongok Prehistory Museum, an outlet for youth in Spanish Merida, wooden canopy in the heart of Sevilla, legal horror stories, Hosaka designs house for two, Steve Parnell in the UK's greenest city, and Christian de Portzamparc's accidentally Brazilian design.
Mark: Another Architecture is a bi-monthly international trade journal featuring exceptional architecture projects. Launched seven years ago by the makers of Frame, Mark takes a radical and international approach to architecture, showcasing the best new work from every corner of the world.
Viewing the magazine as a visual medium, Mark attempts to avoid jargon and academicism, opting instead for direct communication. Ever curious, Mark wants to uncover architects' motivations and use them to inspire. We dare you to try and find an international architecture journal that fills more of its pages with interviews than Mark.
Mark shines its spotlight on starchitects and new talent alike. Mark explores the boundaries of architecture and anticipates what's heating up around the next corner. Mark takes a radical and international approach to architecture, showcasing the best work from every corner of the world.
What readers will find in each issue of Mark:
Notice Board: Pinned to Mark's Notice Board are eye-grabbing images and memos sighted on architects' drawing boards worldwide.
Cross Section: Cutting-edge articles whisk readers to the outer reaches of architecture and beyond.
Perspective: A theme section discussing the state of architecture in a specific city, region, or country.
Long Section: Here the reader finds articles on new buildings, portraits of architecture practices, and reports on fascinating phenomena, from cosmic architecture to treetop living.
Tools: Concluding the magazine are reports from manufacturers and information about new building products.