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• Fabric art offers tuft love in Croatia

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the May 2012 issue
  In a former church in Pula, Croatia, a huge object with trumpet-like appendages hangs from the rafters, with each opening an inviting red-carpeted cave.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0512_sw1_tuft_fabric.html

• Temporary basketball arena for the London 2012 Olympics is a winner

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the December 2011 issue
  The Olympic Basketball Arena was the fourth structure to be completed more than a year before the international athletes land to flex their collective muscle.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/1211_wv_basketball_arena.html

• Transparent tape transforms art installation

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the August 2010 issue
  International Design Week (DMY) in Berlin hosts hundreds of designers exhibiting new products or prototypes, and this June the DMY Award 2010 went to an Austro-Croatian design team with a “sticky” concept.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0810_sw1_tape.html

• NATO workshop brings defense textiles experts together

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the July 2010 issue
  The NATO Advanced Study Institute on defense textiles offered a collaborative platform for advancing science and technology for peace and security.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0710_wv_nato.html

• NATO ASI extends deadline for Protective Textiles 2010

  Specialty Fabrics Review | February 12, 2010
  The NATO Advanced Study Institute (ASI) has extended the registration deadline for Protective Textiles 2010 to Feb. 18.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/021210.html

• The UK's blow-up structures experts

  Specialty Fabrics Review | October 15, 2009
  British fabric structures manufacturer Tectoniks is all set to help—bring on the disasters.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/fa0909_f2_blowup.html

• Greek legend inspires a thread of hope in Germany

  Specialty Fabrics Review | from the June 2008 issue
  The Ariadne project involved winding a red thread from Linz, Germany, through 1,326 miles of the Danube River.
  http://specialtyfabricsreview.com/articles/0608_sw5_legend.html