Articles from The Architectural Review (November 1, 2008)

1-48 out of 48 article(s)

Title	Author	Type	Words
2009 MIPIM/AR Future Project Awards.		Brief article	70
8000 years of urban planning: 6000 BC-AD 2000.		Brief article	112
Analysis and applied research.			608
AR Awards 2008 judged.		Brief article	119
Architecture and the 'special relationship': the American influence on post-war British architecture.	Maxwell, Robert	Book review	475
Art and architecture.			199
Baarerstrasse, Zug/Switzerland.			362
Case study 1.		Brief article	184
Case study 2.		Brief article	105
Case study 3.		Brief article	119
Case study 4.		Brief article	115
Case study 5.		Brief article	141
Concept for a city.			1039
Development of typologies.		Brief article	207
Force of nature: as the world confronts the current environmental crisis, landscape design assumes a new evangelising power.	Slessor, Catherine		1141
Garden of eternity: new interventions in a Spanish cemetery engender a powerful sense of place.			503
Habich-Dietschy-Strasse, Rheinfelden/Switzerland.			466
Hamburg arabesque: Hamburg's docklands are being rapidly recast as a thriving new city, enlivened by EMBT's vigorous urban landscaping.	Dawson, Layla		970
Hans Zwimpfer.			820
Historical perspective: the Garden of Cosmic Speculation, designed by Charles Jencks and Maggie Keswick at their Scottish home, has been described as one of the most important garden designs of recent decades. Robert Maxwell reviews the garden and the book describing its creation.	Maxwell, Robert		1803
Housing wins Stirling.		Brief article	147
Ideas for London.	Mullin, Stephen		4706
Josep Lluis Sert:the architect of Urban design, 1953-1969.	Hawkes, Dean	Book review	400
Let's be serious-let's be dogmatic.	Cook, Peter	Column	920
Lively urban elements.			389
Making economy work.	Finch, Paul		478
Malcolm Campbell may have raced on its beach. If she didn't fly over,amy Johnson certainly visited.today, sea tractor iii takes a more leisurely approach, ferrying visitors from Devon's main land to burgh island hotel.	Gregory, Rob		320
Memorial competition.		Brief article	94
Paradise found: this garden of earthly delights was one of the rare hits of the Venice Biennale.	Slessor, Catherine		980
Piece by piece: Renzo Piano's new California Academy of Sciences, in San Francisco, creates harmony between nature and the manmade.	Gregory, Rob		1317
Pietro da Cortona and Roman Baroque architecture.	Watkin, David	Book review	362
Quellenstrasse, Rheinfelden/Switzerland.		Brief article	233
Royal gold medal for Alvaro Siza.	Gregory, Rob	Brief article	335
Saarinen's quest: a memoir.	Carter, Brian	Book review	389
Schutzenstrasse, Neuhausen am Rheinfall/Switzerland.		Brief article	207
Singapore supernature: despite huge land values, Singapore prioritises landscape, setting aside hundreds of hectares of reclaimed land for public gardens.	Gregory, Rob		447
Strawberry Hill: I am going to build a little Gothic Castle', declared Horace Walpole as he began work on Strawberry Hill. Marion Harney considers the history of the house and its garden, one of the greatest Picturesque ensembles.	Harney, Marion		4490
Sutherland Lyall finishes polishing his conkers and finds new cyber chestnuts.		Website list	1159
The architectural drawings of sir Christopher wren at all Souls College, Oxford: a complete catalogue.	Reid, Richard	Book review	702
The architecture of continuity.	Brittain-Gatlin, Timothy	Book review	365
The genius of Corb in its many manifestations comes to Liverpool.	Hatton, Brian		696
The new Malaysian house.	Robson, David	Book review	664
Thomas Hope: regency designer.	Curl, James Stevens	Book review	475
Time for a change!	Kahler, Gert		539
Top of the copse: a dramatic new treetop walkway at London's Kew Gardens brings nature vividly vertiginously to life.	Slessor, Catherine		470
Trevor Dannatt works and words.	Carolin, Peter	Book review	369
Urbanism in Liverpool.		Brief article	106
You are invited!	Kahler, Gert		675