Articles from The Architectural Review (July 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Alternative lifestyle: this remodelling of an old winery suggests some bold new ideas about the nature of space and domestic life.	Slessor, Catherine		598
Aquila.			122
AR editor.			275
ar+d 2004.		Brief Article	155
Archiprix arises.			681
Avanti.			126
Bathroom fittings.			532
Blood vessel: tautly wrapped around its site, this blood centre makes quiet poetry of a clinical brief.	Slessor, Catherine		608
Blurred zones: investigations of the interstitial, Eisenman architects 1988-1998.	Jones, Peter Blundell	Book Review	666
Buoyancy of a stone raft new architecture in the Azores: Marooned in the mid Atlantic, as shown on the seventeeth-century map above, the Azores' isolation has paradoxically enabled them to develop a distinctive architectural culture that combines a modern outlook with a strong sense of place.	Schachter, Amanda		1372
Diary.		Calendar	264
Formica.			128
Free speech in tall poppiesland.			313
Gottfried Semper and the problem of historicism.	Curl, James Stevens	Book Review	308
Graphic gestures: a skin of superscale graphics animates this remodelled shopping centre.	Slessor, Catherine		418
Grohe.			118
In a rich riot of colour and ornament, Portuguese Azulejos animate buildings and the public realm.	Slessor, Catherine		329
Landscape of learning: this dramatic addition to a Lisbon campus makes a powerful formal statement.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy		830
Lindapter.			127
Manhattan mystery.			160
Market forces: a former market is now a picturesque urban ruin.	Slessor, Catherine		624
Martin at the sharp end.		Column	282
Mass. identity. architecture. architecture writings of Jean Baudrillard.	Davies, Colin	Book Review	328
Material encounters: for reasons of history and economics, there is an especially intimate relationship between materials and Portuguese architecture that still encourages notions of a regional identity.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy		1217
Navigating a quiet revolution: Portugal's current generation of architects are inspired latter-day navigators and explorers of a shrinking world.	Slessor, Catherine		1218
Neaco.			131
No historic or social conscience?	Hayeem, Abe	Letter to the Editor	238
On the waterfront: these sleekly industrial metal containers sit lightly on the Oporto quayside.	Slessor, Catherine		442
Open to the sky.	Lyall, Sutherland	Book Review	505
Orange Slough of Despond?	Webb, Michael	Letter to the Editor	253
Organ's elitist, narrow scope.		Letter to the Editor	136
Potter & Soar.			139
RIBA Worldwide Awards 2004.			889
Sea and sky: this local maritime museum elegantly fuses the particular with the universal.	Slessor, Catherine		903
Sensing history: a historic house on the site of a convent has been sensitively transformed into a library and archive.	Slessor, Catherine		611
Showing how Italy builds.			498
Sports spectacle: carved into a mountainside, Braga's new stadium is a radical reinvention of the sports amphitheatre.	Slessor, Catherine		1725
Stone boxes: this new cultural centre is a collection of stone containers meshed into the heart of the old city.			379
Takehiko Nagakura's rendering of the interior of the unbuilt Danteum by Giuseppe Terragni and Pietro Lingeri, a still from one of Nagakura's short films about mythical structures.			102
Urbis.			139
View from Oporto.	Slessor, Catherine		956
View.		Brief Article	160
What come round ...		Brief Article	181
What John did next.		Brief Article	130
Why is construction so backward?	Winter, John	Book Review	273