From the polarising insights of Freud to the factory landscapes of capitalist China to the worldwide search for an authentic localism, architecture in the modern world reflects, resonates and gives order to the themes of human action. This double issue of Architecture and Ideas tracks the legacy of the architectural imagination from Toronto to the Pearl River Delta to the spaces of contemporary Québec.

This Issue
Neil Minuk A.J. Donohue: An Exceptional Architecture of Modest Means
Jeanne Randolph Dr. Freud's Nephew: How I Learned to Stop Worrying and Love Modern Poison
Paul Laurendeau Psychoanalysis and the Subject of Architecture
Adrian Blackwell Territory = Factory
Graeme Stewart The Suburban Tower and Toronto's
First Mass Housing Boom
R. Allan Patridge Memory, Architecture, Dance

Plus
Bortolotto Design Architect, DIN Architects, Gates Suter Architects, Gow Hastings Architects, Naturehumaine [Architecture & Design], Superkül Inc., WilliamsonWilliamson Architects