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Articles in April, 2005 issue of Architects' Journal, The

• ODPM steps in to rebut CABE criticism
  by Anonymous
• Second board member quits ARB
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Microsoft sees no threat from Linux upstarts
  by Lyall, Sutherland
• 'Ice bar' prepares to chill Londoners this summer
  by Anonymous
• Flagship offices admit exposure as concrete cancer fears spread
  by Sharp, Rob
• The publishing of publishing and the missing shrunken head
  by Pawley, Martin
• Q & A: Teresa Borsuk
  by Anonymous
• STUDENT SHOWCASE
  by Anonymous
• Old and new revival for Farmiloe
  by Dorrell, Ed
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• Landmark last post condemned
  by Sharp, Rob
• EDAW warning to Dubai as firm prepares to quit
  by Waite, Richard
• Damn density, say Conservatives
  by Sharp, Rob
• LEDs and gentlemen
  by Williams, Austin
• BFI looks to coach park for expansion plan
  by Anonymous
• Controlling minds
  by Levy, James; Morris, Peter
• KOOLHAAS' CONCRETE CASA
  by Slessor, Catherine
• EH warns of listing delays as it vows to improve system
  by Anonymous
• NVB Architects
  by Anonymous
• Leeds Kite Tower may yet take off
  by Waite, Richard
• Hit me, hit me, hit me with those laser beams . . .
  by Lyall, Sutherland
• AA names final shortlist for chair
  by Waite, Richard
• Commercial demands must not be allowed to set the academic agenda
  by Allen, Isabel
• WHEN WOW IS NOT ENOUGH
  by Kelly, Crispin
• Medium-sized partnerships under threat from new accountancy rule
  by Sharp, Rob
• Listed residence to be demolished
  by Anonymous
• Rogers ribbed at Pompidou crit
  by Anonymous
• Sustainability body backs manifesto
  by Anonymous
• competitions & awards
  by Anonymous
• Enlightened opinion
  by Appleton, Josie
• Lessons from a country that doesn't meddle with medals
  by Allford, Simon
• Vote for architecture - because no one else will do it on your behalf
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Proper reward for work is elementary, my dear friends
  by Allford, Simon
• School in tatters as head defects
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Feilden + Mawson lands historic Supreme Court with Foster's help
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Kent launches legal bid over head's defection
  by Dorrell, Ed
• competitions & awards
  by Anonymous
• letters
  by Anonymous
• 'Don't trust Tories' says Howarth
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Cutting edge
  by Wild, David
• Changes are afoot to wake up any napping dispute-busters
  by Franklin, Kim
• Will UK architecture ever stop wearing its learning on its sleeve?
  by Allen, Isabel
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• Zaha's Hoxton debut revealed
  by Waite, Richard
• people & practices
  by Anonymous
• Chipperfield one of final nine in Poland
  by Anonymous
• Prescott out on a limb in Vauxhall
  by Sharp, Rob
• Adjudicators could be given the power to decide jurisdiction
  by Franklin, Kim
• Capita eyes up more acquisitions
  by Dorrell, Ed
• people & practices
  by Anonymous
• Four compete for new Mary Rose museum
  by Anonymous
• Modular prefab schemes at risk from sceptical mortgage lenders
  by Sharp, Rob
• who said what
  by Anonymous
• Howard pays tribute as Commons' only remaining architect retires
  by Anonymous
• RIBA set to begin push for architecture A-level
  by Dorrell, Ed
• Secrecy surrounds falling window at Swiss Re
  by Anonymous
• Legionnaires' trial sparks PI fear
  by Dorrell, Ed