Articles from The Architectural Review (June 1, 2002)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Aesthetics, Well-Being and Health; Essays Within Architecture and Environmental Aesthetics. (Uses of Psychology?).	Fordham, Max	Book Review	385
Aluminium forest: poised above a lake on a forest of spindly aluminium columns, this eye-catching building is an unusual collaboration between design and industry, calculated to demonstrate the metal's versatility.	Brookes, Alan	Brief Article	525
Ansorg. (Product Review).		Brief Article	69
Aquila design. (Specifier's Information).			56
Ar+d 2002. (View).	Kee, Cynthia	Brief Article	185
Berker. (Product Review).			49
Browser. (View).	Lyall, Sutherland		1163
Building with metal: metals have been used in buildings for more than three millennia. What were originally rare and honorific architectural substances are now essential, and their potential is incalculable. (Comment).	Davey, Peter	Brief Article	1031
Central European Avantgardes: Exchange and Transformation, 1910-1930. (European Centrality).	Harbison, Robert	Brief Article	502
Chameleon skin: wrapping a dumb concrete and glass office block in stainless steel mesh is intended to turn it into a shining landmark.	Dawson, Layla	Brief Article	369
Classical Architecture. (Classical Vade Mecum).	Watkin, David	Book Review	277
Concord:marlin. (Specifier's Information).			95
Contrapuntal composition: Rudy Ricciotti's concert hall in Potsdam sensitively and imaginatively reconciles a new building with fragments of the city's Prussian past and its recent darker history. (Interior Design).	McGuire, Penny	Brief Article	774
Cool urbanity: metal is the main material that allows this centre to help make a Finnish suburb into a real piece of civic design, and focus for a disparate community.	Miles, Henry	Brief Article	792
Cultural collage: veiled and screened in a skin of metal louvres, this mediatheque is a robust collage of volumes that enlivens a dull public realm.	Slessor, Catherine	Brief Article	584
Delight: changeful as a Ruskinian Church, wild as the strangest gothick fantasy from Hollywood, this extraordinarily exuberant timber building towers over the grim texture of Archangel.	Miles, Henry		105
Dorma. (Specifier's Information).			90
Erco. (Product Review).		Brief Article	93
Fagerhult. (Product Review).		Brief Article	54
Hess. (Product Review).		Brief Article	72
Hewi. (Specifier's Information).			97
Hilltop retreat: poised on a Greek hillside, this house is a serene interplay between nature and artefact, exterior and interior, unfolding as a fluid series of spaces. (Ar House).		Brief Article	499
Home run: three students designed this scheme, taught themselves to work in metal, and made it. (Design Review).	Slessor, Catherine	Brief Article	483
July. (View).		Editorial	283
Kawneer UK. (Specifier's Information).			95
Leaning tower: copper and the sea have always been intimately associated, in Lisbon they are brought into crisp modern conjunction.	Wilkins, Esther	Brief Article	317
Louis Poulsen. (Product Review).		Brief Article	73
Lutron. (Product Review).			63
Martin. (Product Review).		Brief Article	68
Modular. (Product Review).		Brief Article	61
Restrained exhibitionism: in urbane European cities, Rem Koolhaas is the most bad-mannered boy on the block. But he ripostes to the world's capital of kitsch with minimalism, and elegance.	Webb, Michael	Brief Article	818
Rooms and spaces for sculpture within the dynamic city. (Academy Forum).	Ritchie, Ian	Brief Article	727
Selecon. (Specifier's Information).			81
Social whirls: design of advertising offices overlooking the Thames in London expresses vitality and humour and draws on the river's luminance.		Brief Article	383
Spectral. (Product Review).		Brief Article	57
Steel arbour: a tautly detailed steel pergola forms the formal and spatial focus of a new Korean restaurant in downtown Los Angeles.	Webb, Michael	Brief Article	485
Stretching metal: metal applications in building are constantly changing. These pioneering examples show how wire mesh can be used to evoke both opacity and translucency, to alter with every movement of the clouds and the time of day. (Materials).		Brief Article	927
Swarovski. (Product Review).		Brief Article	87
T.R. Hamzah & Yeang: Ecology of the Sky & Groundscrapers + Subscrapers of Hamzah & Yeang. (Ecological Progress).	Abel, Chris	Book Review	685
The Artificial Landscape-Contemporary Architecture, Urbanism and Landscape Architecture in the Netherlands. (Neo-, Super-and Second Modernism).	Lyall, Sutherland	Book Review	270
The city as sculpture -- from skyline to plinth. (Academy Forum).	Ritchie, Ian	Brief Article	284
The city as sculpture. (Academy Forum).	Melvin, Jeremy	Brief Article	4038
The Eco-Design Handbook: A Complete Sourcebook for the Home and Office. (Consumer Ecology).	Voelcker, Adam	Book Review	303
The Language of Space & The Words Between the Spaces: Buildings and Language. (Enriching Discussions?).	Brittan-Catlin, Timothy	Book Review	452
Treasure chest: Castellon's museum is conceived as a hermetic, almost impervious aluminium chest that guards the city's fine collections. Inside, it allows its treasures to be eloquent.	Bertolucci, Carla	Brief Article	718
Trilux-Lenze. (Product Review).		Brief Article	50
Vaulting ambition: with its ingenious suspended steel structure and low energy glass skin, this vast office building is a modern version of the industrial cathedrals of the nineteenth century.	Dawson, Layla	Brief Article	856
Venice in Peril: the 31st symposium. (View).	Kee, Cynthia	Brief Article	293
Vetrotech Saint-Gobain. (Specifier's Information).			95
View from Mexico. (View).	Adria, Miquel	Column	871
View.			804
Vincent Timber. (Specifier's Information).			101
Where is the plinth of the skyline? (Academy Forum).	Ritchie, Ian	Brief Article	479
Yemen in Peril. (View).	Davey, Peter	Brief Article	679