Articles from The Architectural Review (June 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Addendum.		Correction Notice	19
AR inconsistent.	Mercant, Armand	Letter to the Editor	73
ar+d 2004.		Brief Article	155
Armourcoat.			97
Arresting copper: a house on Denmark's austere north coast opens to magnificent views of sea and sky.	Miles, Henry		604
Art is dead--long live art: within a structure that continues to challenge the conception of built form, two concurrent exhibitions at the Centre Pompidou challenge our perception of art.	Gregory, Rob		866
Arts' powers: buildings for the arts have hit the headlines in recent years. True artistic integrity is stultified by the deathly embrace of marketing. Imagination and inspiration are needed.	Davey, Peter		1219
Bankside revisited: as the first public event in May 2000, London Taxi drivers were invited to a party in the Turbine Hall as part of a clever marketing plan to raise Tate Modern's profile. Since then, what has been happening in London's newest public square, a destination that through the success of the Unilever Series has become a new gauge for public art?	Gregory, Rob		1090
Begging for revolution: will Moscow break free from the imposed taste of Mayor Yuri Luzhkov?	Kudryavtsev, Petr		853
Boxing clever: Gigon/Guyer add to their extensive arts building collection with this charming store.	Gregory, Rob		430
Burlington.			94
Crystal case: the Rhineland Regional Museum in Bonn is a model of its kind in both urban and cultural terms.	Jones, Peter Blundell		1337
Cyber enhancement.	Spiller, Neil	Brief Article	307
Diary.		Calendar	244
Eisenman's enigmas.	Jones, Peter Blundell	Book Review	873
Energy in the USA.	Janis, Alexander	Letter to the Editor	137
Field of dreams: this inventively conceived baseball field creates a new social focus in a rural hamlet.	Slessor, Catherine		513
Flamenco flair: Herzog de Meuron reinterpret the southern Spanish tradition of flamenco in a new contribution to Jerez.	Bertolucci, Carla		438
Germany's ferocious Atlantic Wall on the French coast has been transformed by nature and art.	Davey, Peter	Brief Article	164
Gift of too much gab.	Lyall, Sutherland		166
High art attraction: at the top of a skyscraper, this new art museum rises above the blare and distraction of Tokyo.	Ryan, Raymund		798
Home front, and home back: Michael Landy's installation brings pebble dash suburbia to Tate Britain.	Gregory, Rob	Brief Article	187
Interpave.			100
Interpave.		Advertisement	90
John Sydney.		Brief Article	101
Julia Dawson explores the great outside.			612
Liturgical error?	McDermott, Dermid	Letter to the Editor	84
Lutron.			90
Music box: this centre for young Spanish musicians is a hermetic stone cube with a luminous heart.	Bertolucci, Carla		683
Olympian feat: at long last, Santiago Calatrava's huge roof elements for the Olympic stadium in Athens are being slid into place. They are but part of a huge complex.		Brief Article	281
Photographic joy.	Charles, Martin	Book Review	487
Potter & Soar.			94
Prophets in their own country.	Lyall, Sutherland		153
Quantum leap: David Chipperfield's studio for sculptor Antony Gormley.	Gregory, Rob		784
Retail therapy: with sympathy and imagination, a well-loved London landmark has been given a new lease of life by radical alteration and thorough internal revision.			1001
Romantic romp.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy	Book Review	403
Stockholm's island city is the work of many hands over time and continues to evolve, with some adventurous new proposals.	Webb, Michael		1176
Sutherland Lyall casts his net over the cyber sea to fish out nutritious delights.	Lyall, Sutherland		359
The majesty of it all.	Lyall, Sutherland		295
Theatre comes home: a fine '20s steel building retains its original spirit, while generating a new and urbane theatre complex.	Jones, Peter Blundell		1412
Townscape tradition.	Whitehouse, Eileen	Letter to the Editor	83
Tuned instrument: Piano's arts museum in Dallas rivals Kahn's in neighbouring Fort Worth in lucidity and the subtle use of limpid light.	Buchanan, Peter		1805
Vibrant Orange.	Fleming, Kevin S.	Letter to the Editor	502
Virtual unreality.	Lyall, Sutherland		150
Wright Style.			133