Articles from The Architectural Review (March 1, 2008)

Title	Author	Type	Words
A choice critic's choice.	Davies, Colin	Book review	448
A popular medallist: the awarding of the Royal Gold Medal to Edward Cullinan was marked by two days of celebrations at the RIBA in London last month.	Finch, Paul		543
A sense of identity.	Finch, Paul		454
Abstract nature: deep within the Wisconsin backwoods, something stirs ...		Brief article	304
Adapt ... Re-use: five projects by emerging architects that show how to make the most of existing structures.	Gregory, Rob		510
Bella figura: Dolce & Gabbana's remodelled London store is a subtle recasting and refreshing of the Italian fashion firm's image.	Hunter, Will		508
Between the lines: clever planning has provided space for a unique three-bedroom family home in Toronto.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	254
Black box: this weekend house in the Japanese mountains is a real box of tricks.			458
Call of nature: this weekend house in Finland is intimately connected with nature.		Brief article	309
Cherry blossom: this hermetic urban house is wrapped in a decorated and perforated skin.		Brief article	301
Cool water: Studio Mumbai's subterranean santuary.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	215
Copper hive: a beekeeper's home in Austria packs a sting.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	204
Crumbling Art Deco megastructures and cars with tail fins--we could only be in Havana.		Brief article	88
Delight.	Coombe, Nick		365
Diary.		Diary entry	303
Erratum.		Correction notice	20
Family plot: making the most of proximity to a rare piece of open space.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	217
Fine lines: the application of a well considered line of reasoning extends a protected friary in County Kilkenny.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	266
Good cornering: on an apparently hopeless site, Odos Architects neatly turn out a fine new three-bedroom house.	Gregory, Rob		321
Homes alone: historically, the house has been a vehicle for experimentation and today's young architects continue this quest.			1062
Left fielder.	Lyall, Sutherland	Website overview	248
Less is more: this remodelled old house has an elegant economy.			436
Liverpool conference.		Brief article	97
Living Steel: Living Steel, the organisation created by the world's leading steel-makers, has launched its third international architecture competition.		Brief article	284
Northern lights.			367
Not me guv.	Lyall, Sutherland		176
Outrage: plans to demolish an important housing development in East London are absurd and should be stopped now.	Finch, Paul		638
Peter Cook: Peter Cook extols the virtues of getting touchy-feely rather than digitalising.	Cook, Peter	Viewpoint essay	787
Plain speaking: a rigorous spirit bears surprising fruit in a small Austrian town.			422
Raising the bar: unlike neighbouring properties, this home rises to three storeys.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	199
Robert Gutman 1926-2007: Robert Gutman (born 1926), one of the few academics to explore the connection between architecture and the social sciences, died at the end of November last year. In an edited version of his memorial address, Frank Duffy, chairman of DEGW, recalls aspects of his teacher's life and work.	Duffy, Frank	Obituary	616
Roof light: unconventional ideas produce surprising results, as seen here in Innsbruck.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	270
Rural ... remote.	Gregory, Rob		514
Shelf life: interlocking pine planks create this delightful house cum library.	Gregory, Rob		309
Specifier's information.			667
Step change: Plasma Studio's mountainous roof addition in Innichen.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	164
Supersize modern.	Sharp, Dennis	Book review	545
The pushmepullme.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief article	231
The rise of crinkly tin.	Winter, John	Book review	321
This striking office tower design for Kuwait City, by Gary Haney of SOM's New York office, has won the overall prize (and the Tall Buildings category) in the MIPIM Architectural Review Future Projects Awards this year.		Brief article	199
Three websites in search of a meaning.	Lyall, Sutherland	Brief article	216
Urban ... infill: working within the constraints of as-found urban sites, this section shows how to make the most of residual land.	Gregory, Rob		512
Victorian values.	Watkin, David	Book review	424
Village utopias.	Powers, Alan	Book review	377
Well pressed: sharp lines build on the essential qualities of winepress and store.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	199
White goods: Richard Meier, the original White God, shows how far he's come in 45 years with a major London show.	Richards, Ivor		585
Wood and light: on Japan's northernmost island, this family house is a study in modesty.			345
Workers' playtime: Zlin's radical Czech modernist history informs and sustains new development.	Webb, Michael	In memoriam	808
X marks the spot: with no site, Arquitectura X create a generic framework.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	203
X-box: Boyd Cody's copper cube connects house and garden.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	200