Series: 91°

Volume: 1

Book description: Architects are workaholics. Many of them work ten hours a day, seven days a week, fifty weeks a year. The little time they have left over is sacred and must be respected as such. In this spirit, 91° is a crossover leisure magazine that specifically caters to architects’ special interests. It is published semiannually. Art: Why people pose nude for Spencer Tunick. Fashion: What building skins and clothing have in common. Research: On site at the fiber cement lab in Denmark. Interview: A look inside the studio of the French architect Edouard François. Photography: The world through the viewfinder. Literature: What comes out when writers think about architecture. Sports: Why many architects don bow and arrow in their free time. Travel: Tenerife, far from Ballermann, beach, and sangria. Europe: What causes architects to pack up and travel the world. Cars: What architects like to drive when they go racing through the countryside. At Home With: Hans Kollhoff. Construction Site: On working conditions in Shangri-la – working in Dubai. And more.