The 15th issue of bilingual architectural magazine Speech: is devoted to the striking experiments of sports-related architecture. Featuring stadiums, athletics complexes, water sports centers and more, this issue discusses how design and form can reflect the values of sports in society.

Issue 17 of Speech: is devoted to the concept of contrast, focusing on architecture that is intentionally far brighter than its surroundings.

Exploring the use of solids versus voids, light versus dark and old versus new, the issue analyzes the conditions for the harmonic coexistence of such extremes.

The 18th issue of Speech: focuses on districts developed or developing beyond city centers. Drawing on various case studies, contributing architects and planners reveal strategies for creating new, sustainable centers to urban hubs.

The nineteenth issue of the architectural magazine speech explores the theme of regulations. This particularly technical and nomenclatural theme has, in fact, at first glance a decisive influence on architecture, largely predetermining both its visual embodiment and all of the main operational characteristics. This issue is focused on regulations in the broadest sense of the wordfrom the urban norms according to which new areas and cities are built, to energy efficiency standards and fire safety codes, which no architect can omit from their designs.

In its 20th issue speech: magazine focuses on the relationship between architecture and nature in modern landscapes.