This horizon expanding, curiosity–fuelling issue of Architectural Design brings together new work from the farthest flung edges of the world, much of which has never been published before. The quality of architectural design needs to know no geographical, economic or political boundaries. So why is the majority of the architecture brought to the world′s attention concentrated in USA and the wealthier nations of Europe? Off the Radar presents work from countries as diverse as Iceland, Portugal, Chile, India and Guinea and features contributors who are successfully designing and building at the very edges of the world. Successful "off the radar" contributors bring a refreshing change to the discussion on architectural design today Presents new work set in unfamiliar surroundings, much of which has not been widely published before It features interviews with well–known architects, including John Patkau from Vancouver and German del Sol from Santiago, and contributions from John Tuomey from Dublin and Greg Dykkers of Snohetta in Oslo