Articles from The Architectural Review (February 1, 2004)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Academic debate: this extension to UCD's microbiology department is a rational cube that reworks the campus object building.	Slessor, Catherine		552
AR's choice of current international exhibitions and events.		Calendar	223
Ar+d disappointment.	Johnson, James	Letter to the Editor	272
Ar+d exaltation.	Ottway, Harry	Letter to the Editor	56
Asia's old dwellings: tradition, resilience and change: resistance in losing battle.	Powell, Robert	Book Review	450
DuPont.			92
Edifying education: though mass education is taken for granted in the developed world, educating future generations is still a vital task that needs the full resources of architectural imagination to create inspiring places and spaces for learning.	Slessor, Catherine		1027
Erratum.		Correction Notice	19
Formica.			88
Graz versus Birmingham.	Maddison, Alysoun	Letter to the Editor	141
Human Hubner: the Steiner system of education offers many lessons to society in general. Peter Hubner crystallizes them.	Jones, Peter Blundell		1760
Invisible box: a long deserted ruin has been dramatically brought back to life by inserting a completely new interior.			463
John Sydney.			122
Last landscapes: the architecture of the cemetery in the west: designs for death.	Curl, James Stevens	Book Review	324
Le Corbusier and the concept of self: corbusian societies.	Britain-Catlin, Timothy	Book Review	396
Lindapter.			88
Marine world: set within a Spanish national park, this natural history museum is a dramatic concrete grotto.	Bertolucci, Carla		541
Neaco.			90
Netzstadt--designing the urban: placing non-place.	Hawkes, Dean	Book Review	625
O'Donnell.			85
Physical theatre: drawing inspiration from the physical grace and power of dance, a new student theatre at the University of Arizona is a bold new campus landmark that enhances cultural life.			1003
Premature exclamation.	Murray, Gordon	Letter to the Editor	52
Rob Gregory unwraps the latest cladding innovations.			480
Robinson Willey.			90
Scholastic centrality: a delicate and thorough investigation into the nature of learning has allowed the Behnisch practice to produce schools appropriate for a modern democracy.	Jones, Peter Blundell	Cover Story	1330
Sutherland Lyall munches his way through the heavy and spicy mid-winter diet.			1035
Teaching an old cat new tricks; when working in the physical and theoretical shadow of Jacobsen and Banham, within a masterplan that was alleged not to be able to accommodate any more residential accommodation, how do you add to a modern masterpiece?	Gregory, Rob		1380
The centre of Treviso forms one of the most delightful little towns north of Venice. Its riverside quays have now been focused on a new fish market that doubles as an urban park.	Jones, Peter Blundell	Brief Article	151
Thomas Heatherwick explores the world for design ideas; Ray Kappe rediscovered in Los Angeles; lyons lit up; looking at the future on the worldwide web; view from bam, the earthquake-destroyed Iranian city which was one of the unsung wonders of traditional middle-eastern mud construction.	Kappe, Ray		1013
Too arty?	Perdock, Anne	Letter to the Editor	126
Transport, engineering and architecture: Arups apotheosized.	Richards, Brian	Book Review	406
Tropical rigour: this family house in a Singapore suburb is an elegant response to a tropical climate.	Powell, Robert		598
Unfolding knowledge: the latest addition to Magdeburg University's campus is a new library with a generous, dynamic interior.	Brensing, Christian		901
View from Bam: one of the finest and most ancient mud cities in the world, Bam, in Iran's Kerman Province, was largely demolished by an earthquake in December. Archie Walls reports on past glories and possible futures.	Walls, Archie		1229
Work rest and play: after years of absence, a new university campus brings access to higher education back to the city of Gloucester.	Gregory, Rob		1353
Wright Style.			109