Articles from The Architectural Review (October 1, 2003)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Andrew Holmes' drawings, all executed with coloured pencils, are more real than photographs. Recently, he has celebrated the romance of oil and petrol vehicles.	Lyall, Sutherland		346
Architects should not speak: Herzog & de Meuron: natural history.	Manasseh, Boaz Ben	Book Review	382
Architectural procession: The Architectural Project.	Hawkes, Dean	Book Review	473
Back to basics.			202
Blue blob in Birmingham: Birmingham continues its worship of the slightly outdated with its latest big building.			458
Building for authority.		Cover Story	1325
C change: Byoungsoo Cho moves a small mountain to bring place and time to this previously barren plot in South Korea.	Gregory, Rob		391
Care in Kyoto: a day-care centre for the elderly has been inserted in old Kyoto with tenderness to both users and context.	Webb, Michael		654
Civic portal: a town much transformed by tourism is given a new heart with a bold but economical civic centre.	Benson, Mary		581
Connecting the archipelago: in search of new public domain.	Ward, Colin	Book Review	207
Controlling the curtains.		Product/Service Evaluation	283
Diary delight.	Freebody, Colette	Letter to the Editor	42
Diary.			229
Down among the dead men.		Brief Article	288
E-Motive display.		Brief Article	89
Erratum.		Correction Notice	15
Glaverbel.			82
Good Day at Black Rock.		Brief Article	100
Gooding aluminium.			81
Hansen Glass.		Brief Article	80
Hot air?	Wislocki, Peter	Letter to the Editor	192
Landing grounds: Archilab's Earth Buildings, radical experiments in land architecture.	Melvin, Jeremy	Book Review	451
Lindapter International.		Brief Article	76
Media monitor: an official building, the seat of the Netherlands state broadcasting censors, shows how what could be a dreadfully bureaucratic institution can be humanized.	van Cleef, Connie		757
Mixed bag.	Murray, Gordon C.	Letter to the Editor	143
Mixed emotion.	Gauta, A.G.	Letter to the Editor	123
O'Donnell.			80
On the waterfront: a new headquarters for the water police in Hamburg reflects both the changing nature of the city's docklands and local crime.	Dawson, Layla		656
Palermo defence.	Scorbino, Marco	Letter to the Editor	153
Peacocking about on the Web.		Brief Article	264
Penal progress: the UK's large prison population is fuelled by a high level of recidivism. This project for a model prison tackles issues of architecture, management and funding in an enlightened attempt to achieve lasting rehabilitation.	Slessor, Catherine		1005
Rambling round delight: the dynamics of delight: architecture and aesthetics.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy	Book Review	326
Sill Lighting UK.		Brief Article	83
Steel Window Association.			111
The GEM and the Egyptian architects--bad luck? Khaled Asfour's Egyptian view of the Grand Museum competition and the whole education system.	Asfour, Khaled		1018
The man who changed England.	Cook, Peter	Obituary	989
Tubular cells: a new subterranean civic exhibition centre in the heart of Bologna is signposted by a pair of luminous and ethereal entrance pavilions.	Slessor, Catherine		358
Tyrolean transformation: a new town hall forms the fulcrum of this civic development in the heart of Innsbruck, which suggests a bolder approach to regional design.	Kugel, Claudia		800
Urban sanctuary: influenced by tropical spa traditions, this new health sanctuary in London makes inventive use of materials and light to create two very different interior spaces.	Slessor, Catherine		568
View from Innsbruck: look out Graz and Vienna. Innsbruck is hot on your heels with a growing number of world-class buildings, nurturing a new generation of home-grown architects.	Fugenschuh, Daniel		819
Weird in Ostfildern.	Jacobsen, Carl	Letter to the Editor	48
White castle: the Finnish Embassy in Stockholm represents both a modern democracy and a long interlaced history.	Davey, Peter		1260
White heat: with a new co-location embassy, Manser revives Modernism in the Tanzanian capital, Dar es Salaam.	Gregory, Rob		779