Articles from The Architectural Review (December 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
AR Awards exhibition and talks.		Brief Article	60
Arboreal arbour: deep in a forest, this pavilion helps to reinvigorate community life.			393
Architecture, cost and politics.	Finch, Paul		528
Balinese bamboo: this hotel restaurant in a Bali tourist resort explores vernacular forms and materials.		Brief Article	232
Box fresh: inspired by the richness of Senegalese textiles, this little fabric clad box seduced the Jury.			343
Bridging the gap: hand built by volunteers, this new structure in China bridges more than a physical gap.		Brief Article	277
Clifftop monolith: poised on a cliff, this simple concrete house boldly confronts nature and the elements.			406
Deep waters.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	307
Delight.		Brief Article	225
Diary.		Calendar	272
Dining terrace: this restaurant in Portugal's rugged north responds to and celebrates its wild setting.			356
Divided views: when is a room not a room? The Jury is still out ...		Brief Article	205
Elementary education: Li Xiaodong revisits established architectural typologies when placing this contemporary group of buildings within a sensitive UNESCO World Heritage site.			504
Emerging Architecture: the AR's annual survey of youthful global architectural activity manifests great diversity and invention.	Slessor, Catherine		1225
Eternal Kahn.	Hawkes, Dean	Book Review	436
First blood: this blood collection centre, the largest in India, aims to demystify and humanise the process of blood donation.			371
Flight of imagination: an air traffic control tower is elevated into a city landmark through the use of light and images.			387
Flying Finns: Helsinki's Olympic Stadium is dignified and enhanced by a bold new grandstand roof.			361
Halcyon haze.	Gregory, Rob		348
Hanging about: portable refuge, or portable prison? The decision is yours ...		Brief Article	228
Informal order: with just three formal variables, this sinuous new settlement works with site and brief.			406
Light spirit: fusing the secular and metaphysical, this oratory on a campus is a modern response to the numinous.	Finch, Paul		419
Masterplanning the European City.		Brief Article	50
Modernist monument.	NELLE, VAN		374
Natural History.		Book Review	173
Northern exposure: in Norway's remote north, this research centre responds to challenging conditions.		Brief Article	297
Peter Cook; The need for architectural experimentation: hunch, crunch and scrambled-egg concepts play an important role in architecture.			878
Prophetical Prouve.	Webb, Michael		407
Radical chic: this imaginative new housing in Trondheim attempts to build on a radical civic spirit.			407
Roll with it: a new footbridge animates Paddington's still waters.			353
Saarinen reappraised.	Carter, Brian	Book Review	446
Sheppard's delight: in the beautiful Cornish setting, Sustrans' mission to make the landscape accessible is perfectly served by a new bridge.			359
Shifting tides: the designers of this New York restaurant sought acoustic softness and spatial intimacy.		Brief Article	200
Slow, slow, quick, quick, slow.	Lyall, Sutherland		473
Space framed: sophisticated structural design informed a gymnasium building in Tomochi, Japan, symbolising its region.	Finch, Paul		341
Specifier's information.			679
Straight and narrow: even without the curves, Shuhei Endo continues to experiment with corrugated metal.			296
Swiss assurance: this large-scale housing complex reinvigorates a dull building type.			350
Taniguchi wins Praemium Imperiale.		Brief Article	107
The artist within: from pigsty to showroom, this little historic structure is cleverly reborn.	Finch, Paul	Brief Article	282
The Mitsubishi Estate Group.	Gregory, Rob	Brief Article	162
Vanity, vanity.	Lyall, Sutherland		150
Vaulting ambition.	Croft, Catherine	Book Review	554
Vintage Himmelblau.	Brensing, Christian		318
What could be more seasonal than this monster sparkling snowflake suspended above the streets of midtown Manhattan.		Brief Article	109