Articles from The Architectural Review (February 1, 2008)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
Academy of life: with over 1.7 million native plants on its roof, the Academy of Sciences comes to life.	Gregory, Rob		359
Art in the park: a new urban park provides a green lung for Seattle and reconnects city and waterfront.	Carter, Brian	City overview	833
Craft skills: a new art museum for Grand Rapids soberly extols environmental concerns.	Webb, Michael	City overview	692
Cubist casbah: social housing on the edge of Madrid is transformed into a modern eco casbah.	Webb, Michael		592
Delight.	Finch, Paul	Brief article	245
Diary.		Diary entry	363
Dubai rethink: Nikken Sekkei is working on energy-efficient ideas at the scale of the city and (overleaf) the individual building.	Finch, Paul	City overview	366
Emerald green.	Slessor, Catherine		354
Environmentalism is collective.	Finch, Paul		434
Erratum.		Correction notice	20
Ford focused: reworking Albert Kahn's assembly building, Mountain Hardwear, SunPower and Vetrazzo take over where Ford left off.	Gregory, Rob		587
Frozen music.	Lyall, Sutherland		218
Globalisation and architecture: the challenges of globalisation are relentlessly shaping architecture's relationship with society and culture.	Adam, Robert		3463
Green gauge.	Clegg, Peter	Book review	450
Home education: as the focus of Jon Broome's recent self-build book, his own home has much to teach.	Gregory, Rob		424
L'homme vert: though environmental awareness is a recent phenomenon, it has deeper and perhaps surprising roots in the Modern Movement, especially in the work of Le Corbusier.	Dunnett, James		1878
Making sense of the new green agenda.	Beaven, Michael		1231
Peter Cook: springtime in Paris and the burgeoning shoots of the Ecole Speciale d'Architecture.	Cook, Peter		959
Preservation order.	Lyall, Sutherland		146
Purple rain: Block Architecture allow the rain to hold things up in the V & A.	Gregory, Rob		317
Richard England Architect as Artist.		Book review	98
Room of silence: Peter Hubner's latest building demonstrates how the process of participation can generate an architecture enriched by both the human condition and a clear sense of ecological responsiveness.	Jones, Peter Blundell		924
Specifier's information.			714
Technical nous.	Curl, James Stevens	Book review	445
The joy of hexagons.	Wells, Matthew	Book review	611
The long road to freedom: an international competition signals hope for Gdansk's flawed shipyard masterplan.	Gregory, Rob		359
Thinkers for architects.	Brittain-Catlin, Timothy	Book review	461
Twice or half?	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief article	260
We'll always have Paris: 30 years on, Richard Rogers comes home to the Pompidou Centre.	Slessor, Catherine		818
Writing on the wall.	Lyall, Sutherland		122