Articles from The Architectural Review (September 1, 2009)

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Title	Author	Type	Words
#6 Dagenham Heathway.	Klenz, Steffi	Brief article	79
062 Brookes Street North Office.	Gregory, Rob	Occupation overview	411
063: Brisbane Girls Grammar School Creative Learning Centre.	Gregory, Rob		486
064 Knut Hamsun Centre.	Rosbottom, Daniel		1261
065 Cruz Y Ortiz.	Slessor, Catherine		642
066 Can Framis Museum.	Gregory, Rob		1069
067 Activity and Learning Centre.	Slessor, Catherine		583
A plumb-bob and a mousetrap are some of the more obscure items branded 'good design'.	Patel, Riya		494
Brazil knits.			55
Buildings.		Brief article	119
Crisis is the point at which things 'spin out of scale'.	Hornsby, Adrian	Book review	388
ID reconstruction of Moorish baths.			488
In the shadow of Gaudi, Toyo Ito's Barcelona hotel design stirs up controversy.	Gregory, Rob		536
Maakbaarheid, a uniquely Dutch concept of social improvement through architecture, has given impetus to a set of new urban proposals for the Rotterdam Biennale.	Vanstiphout, Wouter; Provoost, Michelle		2449
Not since the Renaissance has a media tool revolutionised the built environment.	Templin, Karin		478
Queensland: in Queensland, the AR discovers a generation of architects occupying the territory between the sensual and the cerebral.	Gregory, Rob	Editorial	2880
Robust debate at the International Architectural Education Summit.	Daniell, Thomas	Conference news	432
Rus in urbe: French funster EXYZT brings a radical, rural idyll to London's East End with its windmill and wheatfield.	Bennes, Crystal		503
Switzerland's race to lower tax rates skews the natural laws of urbanisation.	Simpson, Deane		617
The AR travels through three climatic zones on the west coast of Africa to discover the region's myriad strands of vernacular architecture.	Beswick, Jon	Travel narrative	1645
The Bauhaus story is broader, more controversial, and both funny and tragic.	Kramer, Christoph		543
The father of architectural photography, Julius Shulman, dies in his Hollywood home, aged 98.	Webb, Michael	Obituary	746
The High Line parkland project paves the way for a new kind of urbanism in the US.	Kolb, Jaffer		848