Articles from The Architectural Review (May 1, 2005)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Adding to Hadid in Singapore.			438
AR Awards.		Brief Article	129
Banking on Frankfurt.	Dawson, Layla		434
Bella Milano.		Advertisement	654
Biotech futures.	Davies, Colin	Book Review	382
Bling blag blog.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	219
Brazil still builds.	Carolin, Peter	Book Review	614
Delight.			392
Designed for healing.	Finch, Paul	Editorial	470
Diary.		Calendar	253
Doctors' orders: healthcare architecture, too often a functionalist response to short-term budgeting, should increasingly be based on the wealth of evidence about how patients respond to different physical environments.	Finch, Paul		1386
Down memory lane.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	200
Healing in the heartland: this regional hospital in Canada's interior connects with light and nature.			558
Healthy serendipity: environmental concerns played a key role in the design of this new medical complex.			861
In the frame: when planning constraints deter new-build homes, creativity has to reside behind the facade.	Gregory, Rob		713
Joan Collins meets Dr Caligari.		Brief Article	290
Kenzo Tange (1913-2005).	Sharp, Dennis	Obituary	914
Kettle's Yard: Kettle's Yard is one of Cambridge's most popular cultural venues. Established by Jim Ede in 1957, its collection displays an extensive range of modern art. Likewise its buildings are an eclectic mix of old and new, with Leslie Martin's celebrated extensions. This year Jamie Fobert has been appointed as the architect for the next phase.	Gregory, Rob		1085
L'affaire Suisse.	Open, Bobby	Book Review	370
Light touch: a new addition to St Thomas's Hospital, the Evelina Children's Hospital exploits space, light and colour.	Finch, Paul		1740
Piano transforms LACMA.	Webb, Michael		729
Pieter Breughel-like Tower of Babel.		Book Review	88
Selective histories.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	220
Specifier's information.		Advertisement	642
State modern?	Gregory, Rob		1276
Stone and light: within a hermetic stone clad casket is an interior realm of lightness and tranquillity.	Bertolucci, Carla		416
The buildings of England.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief Article	139
The House of God.		Book Review	65
The power of horticulture.	Deitz, Paula		972
The world of work.	Robbins, Edward	Book Review	454
Urban healing: a maternity and children's hospital has an impassive urban presence concealing a rich interior life.	Bertolucci, Carla		1002