Articles from The Architectural Review (May 1, 2004)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
A fine example.	Frazer, Henry	Letter to the Editor	87
An 'unqualified disaster'.	Winters, Patrick	Letter to the Editor	239
Armourcoat.			85
Athenian transformations: Athens is undergoing traumatic transformations in preparation for the Olympics. Report by Jim Antoniou.	Antoniou, Jim		2462
Barlo plastics.			84
Civic dignity: part of a programme of imaginative municipal building in Ireland, these new offices inventively address concerns of form, site and environment.	Slessor, Catherine		1046
Claude no more.	Lyall, Sutherland	Book Review	438
Dazzling neighbour.	Beauchamp, Iris	Letter to the Editor	57
Diary.		Calendar	279
Diva divine all architects excelling.		Brief Article	235
Domus classicus.	Jones, Mark Wilson	Book Review	382
E-Motive display.			88
Foster's new gospel.	Winter, John	Book Review	261
Future urbane.	Borden, Iain	Book Review	345
Get a move on MAK.		Brief Article	129
High life: Manchester joins London's residential race to reach for the skies.	Gregory, Rob		400
It's a sad, Mac world.		Brief Article	82
John Sydney.			87
LS Longden.			78
Malcontent?	Manasseh, Boaz Ben	Book Review	365
Meier no Kahn.	Murray, Gordon	Letter to the Editor	178
Milan.			544
Moving Image Centre, Sydney.		Correction Notice	24
Moving picture show.		Brief Article	346
Nature abstracted: a building that combines offices and shopping on one of Tokyo's most posh streets responds to contexts both physical and historical.			537
Opera becomes phantom.	Heneghan, Tom	Book Review	564
Pat Nuttgens.	Davey, Peter	Obituary	446
Potter & Soar.			82
Power of the divine.	van der Meyden, Kees	Letter to the Editor	121
RIDI.			95
Seeing the future.	Ryan, Raymund	Book Review	296
Simply Washrooms.			115
Slugs and jack-fruit.	Caldwell, George Yuille	Letter to the Editor	170
Spectrum preview.			935
Squaring the circle: fitting square pegs into a round hole--how do you fit out radial floor plates? Bennett interior design are the first to tackle Foster's 30 St Mary Axe.	Gregory, Rob		930
State modern--behind the curtain: young architects on display in Moscow while van Egeraat is turned down; Highest-rise living proposed in Manchester, England; Patrick Nuttgens obituary; Browser reviews Zaha Hadid't mysterious website; Blobs in Birmingham and Graz--is there any real difference?; View from Phnom Penh.	Gregory, Rob		650
Stepped box: this multi-generational house in Kyoto makes inventive use of a confined site.	Webb, Michael		781
Sutherland Lyall races through the labyrinths of the world-wide web.		Brief Article	139
The Cabinet of Dr : gently subverting Berlin's urban matrix, the new Dutch Embassy is an expressionist labyrinth with a surprisingly informal interior realm.	Brensing, Christian	Cover Story	1015
The office: offices change constantly as new management theories and communication systems transform the nature of work. While some new employment environments enhance workers' lives, others are distinctly sinister.			1355
Tropical umbrella: manipulating shade and skin, Yeang suggests ways to make energy-efficient tropical offices.	Powell, Robert		428
Urban rationale: these new municipal offices for a small Irish town meld old and new elements into a highly civilized yet clearly modern urban presence.			512
View from Phnom Penh: the formerly elegant Cambodian capital was one of the many victims of the country's civil wars. It is now at peace, and attention can finally turn to restoring its rich architectural heritage.	Turnbull, Robert		1144
Villa Lante's miraculous and gentle balance between humanity and nature continues to inspire.		Brief Article	227