This issue contains the following contributions:

Les nuits sans kim wilde, Simon de Dreuille & Sam Jacob
FOG, Giovanni Piovene
Switzerland: An urban field of fantasies, Freek Persyn
A metropolitan village: The 900-kilometres nile city, Oliver Thill & Bas Princen
The nile valley: The urbanization of limited resouces, Mathias Gunz
Learning from mobility: The field as a condition of empowered nomadism, Giorgio Talocci
Zoom In, Ignacio Uriarte
Arranging six different postage stamps in a row, Giovan Battista Salerno
Courteousness and contraction in the works by Gabetti and Isola, Michele Bonino and Subhash Mukerjee
The even covering of the field, Jonathan Sergison
Early muslim architecture, K.A.C. Creswell and some random notes on the science of the field, Andrea Zanderigo
I love the sight of landcape in use, Erica Overmeer
99 Fields: Notes for a bibliography, Luca Trevisani
A collage city, Florian Beigel and Philip Christou
Inhabited natures, Ioanna Angelidou
Domestic fields:Geoffrey Bawa's house in colombo, Sri Lanka, Virginia Chiappa Nunes and Pietro Pezzani
Entanglement, Joseph Grima
Around the world in 80 days, Yellowoffice
Hyperborea, 2011, Anton Ginzburg
Everything and Nothing, Kersten Geers
"Soylent green"—The use of the countryside, Eric Troussicot
81 imaginary public spaces, 1:500, Matilde Cassani
The barest form in which architecture can exist:
Some notes on ludwig hilberseimer's proposal for the chicago tribune building, Pier Vittorio Aureli
The neutral field: 2A+P/A interviews Andrea Branzi
Entropy, nature and the discontinuous field: a proposal and some specutation on the theme of fake estates: Reality properties, Nicholas de Monchaux
Baldessari als erzieher, Francesca Pellicciari and Pier Paolo Tamburelli
Fake Baldessari
Lewis Baltz's Park City, Stefano Graziani
Vittorio Gregotti in conversation with Rolf Jenni, Christian Muller Inderbitzin and Milica Topalovic