This issue of Nickel Magazine is devoted almost entirely to the application of nickel-containing stainless steels in architecture. We have selected these stories to illustrate to architects – major specifiers of nickel-containing stainless steels -- the attributes which are worthy of their attention. These attributes include longevity, dependability, aesthetics, strength, durability, as well as recycled content.

• A Big Part of the Solution (June 2008)
• Finding More Nickel (March 2008)
• Thank you for an Interesting Year (December 2007)
• Stepping Lightly (September 2007)
• Mitigating Climate Change (June 2007)

Recently interest in solid oxide fuel cells (SOFCs) has been growing, particularly in Europe, where they are being used for decentralized power generation in kilowatt to megawatt-size outputs.

Inspired by the successful performance of austenitic stainless steel street furniture, the city council of Melbourne, Southeastern Australia, recently conducted a life-cycle costing analysis. The results show that stainless steel enables design flexibility and ensures low maintenance costs.

	Stainless Steel Piping Survives Shocks (October 2008)
	A Step Up in Stainless Design (October 2008)
	Fabricating for Time and Tide (October 2008)
	Building Ocean Ecosystems (October 2008)
	India’s Biogas Boom (June 2008)
	One Material, Multiple Purposes (June 2008)
	Honoured in Stainless (June 2008)
	Creating Carbon Offsets (March 2008)
	Controlling Floods Along the Mississippi (March 2008)
	Extending the Life of Japanese Apartments (March 2008)
	Cladding Pipe Cost-Effectively (March 2008)
	Ship Ahoy (March 2008)
	The Wave of the Future? (December 2007)