Articles from The Architectural Review (October 1, 2006)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A city divided.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy		441
A sense of identity.	Finch, Paul		407
Animate animate.	Lyall, Sutherland		445
Architecture today.	Spiller, Neil	Book review	356
Change of gear: the evolution of motoring is vividly brought to life in this new museum for car giant Mercedes.	Brensing, Christian		734
City architecture: politics and its architectural consequences featured heavily at the Venice Biennale.	Finch, Paul		980
City forum.	Abel, Chris	Book review	352
Classical grammar.	Curl, James Stevens	Book review	523
Delight: China's long overdue debut at the Venice Biennale was a surprisingly thoughtful reflection on tradition and modernity.	Slessor, Catherine		330
Diary.			289
From doing to being: cultural buildings and the city in the Conceptual Age, or why icons are so yesterday.	Buchanan, Peter		1630
Hamburg Summer: from scholarly exhibitions to offbeat happenings, Hamburg's fifth triennial Architecture Summer festival is a polymorphous feast for all the senses.	Dawson, Layla		572
Imaginary RIBA.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief article	186
In the company of friends: this is not a ubiquitous art space. Closer in nature to the Englishness of the Soane Museum and Kettle's Yard, Sandy Wilson and Kentish & Long have created a gallery that serves Modernism's Other Tradition.	Gregory, Rob		1469
Living Steel Part 2.			47
London's new turbine hall?	Gregory, Rob		139
Modern Baroque.	Dawson, Layla	Book review	372
Modern primitive: Jean Nouvel emphasises beauty and surprise in his installation of exotic artefacts at the foot of the Eiffel Tower.	Webb, Michael		1152
North light in the deep south: Renzo Piano's series of additions to Atlanta's High Museum sensitively revitalise a major arts institution.	Ryan, Raymund		774
Pax Romana: Richard Meier triumphs in Rome, creating a new shelter and museum for Ara Pacis.	Davey, Peter	Cover story	1349
Peter Cook: in Babylon don you look and listen beyond the cliches.	Cook, Peter		772
Sino German relations: Germany's largest practice is making its mark on China's changing landscape.	Brensing, Christian		350
Specifier's information.			599
Standard rip off.	Lyall, Sutherland		152
The punk biennale: this year's Venice Biennale eschewed the usual trophy architecture in pursuit of the soul of the city, with mixed results.	Slessor, Catherine		797
Time to enter Mipim/AR awards.			72
Traversinersteg.			148
War and peace: the Canadian War Museum in Ottawa is as much about national identity and hopes for the future as it is about the horrors of war.	Finch, Paul		871
Websites.	Lyall, Sutherland	Website overview	89