Quaderns 222: Spirals Open Time, Fractal Time
Projects by Sejima-Nishizawa, Neutelings-Riedijk, Balmond, Konigs, Libeskind, Nowhere, Jauslin-Vehovah, Frediani-SOB, Kiesler, Hutton, Kuma, NL, MVRDV, Geyter and Exit, Quaderns, Spain, 1999.  159pp HB $O/P

Quaderns 223: Loops Elastic Time, Flexible Time
Projects by Neutelings-Riedijk, Bruder, Carme Pimos, Takis Zenetos, Eduard Bru, Toyo Ito, Bailo-Claramunt-Rull, Andre Bruyere, Dauriac-Lafitte. Quaderns, Spain, 1999 152pp HB, $A 55.00

Quaderns 224: Flashes Fleeting Time, Precarious Time
Projects by Actar Arquitectura, Shigeru Ban, Soler, Kaufmann  & Kaufmann, Lewis & Francois, Mozas, Kalhofer & Korschildgen, Menis, Giheux Guallart, Ruiz-Gelli. Quaderns, Spain, 1999. 152pp HB $A 55.00

Quaderns 225: Scales of Sustainability
Projects by Kengo Kuma, Michael Arn Daly, Genik Frutos, Sanmartin, Shigeru Ban, Richard Wedig Pridik, Pfeiffer, Ellermann,  Francoise-Helene Jourda, Nils-Udo, David Nash, Perjaume, Dennis Oppenheim, Walter de Maria, Joseph Beuys, Ana Mendieta. Quaderns, Spain, 2000, 193pp. PB $A 49.50

Quaderns 226: Intimacy
Projects by Eulalia Valldosera, James Turrell, Rachel Whiteread, Hiroshi Nakao, Jun Tamaki, Bercedo + Mestre, Koen Dekeyser, O'donnell, Tuomey Caruso, St. John, Miralles - Tagliabue, Albert Colomer, Alvarez, Minguillon, Smiljan Radic, Shigeru Ban, Rudy Ricciotti, Georg Marterer, Eugeen Liebaut, RCR, Jose Bernardo Tavora, Acconci Studio. Quaderns, Spain, 2000, 201pp. PB $A 52.00

Quaderns 227: Habitually
Projects by De Architekten Cie. Concko-Gautier, S333, Jean Nouvel, Vincens-Ramos, Buschow-Henley, Burgin-Nissen-Wentzlaff, Josep Lluis Mateo, Wiel Arets, Mecanoo, Sill-Keim, Kazuhiro Kojima, Ken, Kengo Kuma, Taira Nishizawa, Roger Christ, MUF, Eduard Bohtlingk, Allan Wexler, Sophie Calle. Quaderns, Spain, 2000, 194pp. PB $A 52.00

Quaderns 228: Urban Landscape
Projects by West 8, De Architekten Cie. Fernandez De La Reguera-Salvans-Sole, Batlle-Roig, Esapnol-Hereu, Jordi Farrando, Prats-Flores, Ribas-Ravetllat, Berengue-Roldan, Baena-Casamor-Quera, Felix Gonzalez-Torres Quaderns, Spain, 2001, 193pp. PB $A 52.00

Quaderns 229: Borders
Focus of this volume is on globalisation and the city. Projects by Camilo Jose Vergara, Javier Andrada, Alvaro Siza, OMA, Miralles Tagliabue, Manuel de Sola-Morales, Rafael Moneo, Sauerbruch-Hutton, Gustav Lange, Wolfram Popp, Juan  & BAAS. Quaderns, Spain, 2001$A52.00

Quaderns 230:
An image of the chaotic Board of Trade in Chicago on the covers immediately embodies the depth of scope & intensity of this topic: the industrial aesthetic & urbanisation. Exploring the work of architect's such as Dominique Perrault, UN Studio & Kees Christiansen, we begin to gain a greater understanding of the industrial building & the city. Also includes texts & projects from Jean Nouvel, Flint, Abalos & Herreros, Toni Negri, Guerra, Viaplana, Herzog & de Meuron Baader &many more.Quaderns, Spain, 2001$A52.00

Quaderns 231: In Transit
IN transit looks at a specific form of contemporary public space: the space of transport systems, terminals, cloverleaves, stations; spaces crossed by escalators, moveable walkways & tunnels, great waiting rooms which are the scenes of endless displacement & the to & fro of individuals stopping over, passing through inevitably between one place & the other. Includes work by Toyo Ito, Shuhei Endo, Sauerbruch Hutton, Dominique Perrault & many more. Quaderns, Spain, 2001$A55.00

Quaderns 232: New York Notebook
Presenting an architect's, artists's & photographer's response to New York's September 11, & the resulting New York Condition. Looks at the World Trade Centre & projects by Greg Lynn, Steven Holl, Lo/Tek & others. Quaderns, Spain, 2002.$A55.00

Quaderns 233: Used Space
"Used Land ultimately examines the possibility of drawing temporary maps which constitute a possible biography for a site. At the same time, this issue presents a range of mechanisms for cleaning up, covering over or, in the best of cases, regenerating on the basis of the memory of the place which is altered: other narratives which cover the territory with new strata or scrape at the earth to bring to the surface episodes which have been covered over." Includes a range of architecture, landscape & projects including work by Josep Llinas, Mecanoo, Juan Navarro Baldeweg & writing by Paul Virilio John Berger & more. Quaderns, Spain, 2002.$A55.00

Quaderns 234: Used City 1
Exploring themes of reclamation, rehabilitation, reinterpretation & appropriation, this volume of Quaderns follows on from the previous exploring the state of flux cities constantly come to be in. Nothing is new. Includes writings from Bourdieu & Guerrero, & presents projects such as Claus en Kaan's Silverline Tower & MVRDV's Housing Silo. Frightening photographs of the monolithic housing projects emerging around the world outline the argument. Quaderns, Spain, 2002,$A55.00

Quaderns 235: Used City 2
The second in a series on the massive crisis of world cities & what is being designed to combat the inevitable. Includes text by Rem Koolhaas, Stephan Berg, Ben Van Berkel & Caroline Bos amongst many others. It also shows the work of Jean-Luc Goddard, Sejima-Nishizawa & UN Studio to illustrate it's point. Quaderns, Spain, 2002 $A55.00

Quaderns 236: Freed Time
Addressing the possible productivity of leisure & exploring the importance of the spatial artefact in the organisation of play as a productive activity. This issue discusses how it has become increasingly difficult to draw a clear line between free time & the time devoted to remunerated activities. Quaderns, Spain, 2002$A55.00

Quaderns 237: The Suburban unconscious, or stories of nowhere
 A great deal has been said about the dysfunctional nature of the suburban model, including in the pages of Quaderns. In this issue the discussion of the cause & effect as well as the future of the suburban sprawl continues. Quaderns,Spain, 2003 $A55.00

Quaderns 238: Hiperurbano - Hyperurban et al
With mass occupation, unregulated spaces surrounding the metropolis, urban saturation & the overflowing city; an expansion or an excrescence of urban excess & haste. The next looks at a tract of wasteland, the everyday elements that formulate an inverse paradox of images in the previous mentioned . . . Setting out to address the opposite pole of dysfunstionality, it aims to draw an itinerary that takes in various places where urban phenomenon approaches a degree of paroxysm. Quaderns, Spain, 2003 $A52.00

Quaderns 239: Logbook
Describing architectures, works, perceptions & spatial phenomena linked to different speeds, displacements & itineraries: a path across a marshland, a suitcase for the human body, the Paris catacombs, a mountain refuge, a beach house, a travelling cinema van, a fire station etc. Quaderns, Spain, 2003 $A52.00

Quaderns 240: Notebook from Here
The last edition with the current editorial team, this issue investigates the changes that have occurred in the city of Barcelona since the Olympics in 1991. On the eve of the Universal Forum of Cultures this edition deals with the impact of migration, tourism & growth & the urban transformations that have occurred.Quaderns Spain, 2004, 200pp, PB. $A52.00  

Quaderns 241: Revisited
This issue marks the start of a new phase in the trajectory of “Quaderns d'Arquitectura in Urbanisme”. In this issue, a feature that is common to all projects selected is the fact that the reply they offer lies in architecture's capacity to generate potential. That is, it is not so much a matter of constructing an immutable ideal model as establishing the parameters according to which reality is manifested in a different way.Quaderns Spain 2004 241pp$A55.00

Quaderns 242: Technique
  Features 'Visiting the Stadium', talking about the Portugal Eurocup Stadium; Do it Yourself Speed Metal, & Digital Craftmanship &Constructed Nature. Quaderns Spain, 2004, 140pp,$A55.00

Quaderns 243: Time
One of the forces driving speculative thinking in Western culture is the ongoing attempt to understand & find means of interacting with a changing system. Time has always been one of the big questions to be thought about, whether in purely speculative terms or with a view to artistic creation. The attempt to define time & its impact on architecture becomes more complex if we look at some recent examples of architecture.This issue covers urban development & the projects of Blai Perez & Miguel Roldan, The Israel Museum project which is recounted by Philipp Misselwitz & Teresa Gali introduces the issue of the temporary nature of plant systems & working with changing materials. Quaderns Spain, 2004, 140pp $A53.00