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Articles in November, 2004 issue of Architects' Journal, The

• Health club
  by Anonymous
• Drawing power
  by Anonymous
• Failed bid sparks more PFI fears
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Judge sides with Poole council as developer fails with High Court bid
  by Anonymous
• Planning set for circular shake-up
  by Anonymous
• Shaping up nicely
  by Lyall, Sutherland
• astragal
  by Anonymous
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• The David & Liza Brown Bequest
  by Anonymous
• Where next for CABE?
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Croydon councillor accused of 'Mr Slime' jibes
  by Anonymous
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• Our 'against all odds' attitude masks the need to get smart
  by Allford, Simon
• Needed: a vision for the 'burbs
  by Brown, Patrick
• Determining causation is no easy matter in a court of law
  by Lindsey, Susan
• Tests, tax and targets
  by Waters, Brian
• HOK stages shock Barts comeback
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Quality in quantity
  by Oliver, Antony
• Japan Culture of Wood: Buildings, Objects, Techniques
  by Williams, Austin
• MAAPed out for success and defending Firefox
  by Lyall, Sutherland
• SPORTING CHANCE
  by Dorrell, Ed
• vital statistics
  by Anonymous
• Salisbury faces up to PCC threat
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Battersea redevelopment finally gets planning green light
  by Anonymous
• Demolition threat leaves Hayward future in doubt
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Halfway house
  by Melvin, Jeremy
• Starting a new chapter
  by Finch, Paul
• The RIBA Inclusive Design Award
  by Anonymous
• AJ First Building Award 2004
  by Whitehead, Terri
• Tedium and waste follow the rule of blinkered bureaucracy
  by Allford, Simon
• Students 'buzzing' as struggling UCE fights on
  by Waite, Richard
• vital statistics
  by Anonymous
• Architectural teaching at risk from state move to regulation
  by Allford, Simon
• The power to change
  by Macdonald, Nico
• letters
  by Anonymous
• Ex-minister Smith heads pack in CABE chair race
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Wave goodbye to middlemen as the barrister goes public
  by Lindsey, Susan
• RIBA collection is new V&A draw
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Lighting the Landscape: Art Design Technologies
  by Williams, Austin
• Salisbury takes Part 3 battle into Europe
  by Anonymous
• Tutor budget blunder left UCE struggling
  by Anonymous
• Contract probe sees fraud arrest
  by Waite, Richard
• Pringle anger as ARB actions 'discredit' validation system
  by Anonymous
• Alsop sell-out sparks design fears
  by Waite, Richard
• Mayor unmoved on HOK hospital
  by Anonymous
• Mythical hero returns to ensure ADR future is free from tragedy
  by Franklin, Kim
• University of life says Earth Centre is too much of a white elephant
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Q & A: James Burland
  by Anonymous
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• Foreign design guides imminent as RIBA addresses Iraq
  by Anonymous
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• School of thought says we must keep architecture on the curriculum
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Q & A: Paul Williams
  by Anonymous
• Sticking plaster
  by Foyle, Jonathan
• Burland goes snooker loopy
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Blow for quality as design pays price for the cost of PFI 5 bidding process
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Words of encouragement but Royal London still lacks visionary drive
  by Slavid, Ruth
• Planning rocked by referendum rejection
  by Anonymous
• John Hurley (1937-2004)
  by Robertson, John
• Centreless and useless: let's enjoy the pleasures of living
  by Allford, Simon
• Foster parent
  by Lyall, Sutherland
• Less is more in the lessons of evolution and ephemeralisation
  by Pawley, Martin
• Smithfield fight takes legal turn
  by Anonymous