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Articles in July, 2004 issue of Residential Architect

• Inside scoop
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Barn stormers
  by Erik Evens
• Follow me
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Both sides now: is the quest for originality worth the lessons lost?
  by S. Claire Conroy
• Calm things in a cluttered world: Brian Mackay-Lyons' just plain modernism rises above arguments of style
  by Vernon Mays
• Waterproof minis
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• On the boards / old acquaintance
  by Cheryl Weber
• Triple cool
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Modern mission: house of the future, Copenhagen, Denmark, 1929
  by Meghan Drueding
• Fishing expedition
  by Meghan Drueding
• Coastal living: prudent planning and shrewd product selection help coastal homes stem the tide
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Futuristic form
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Calendar
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Firestarter
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Tough spot
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• What's in a name?
  by Michael Driehorst
• Sweet spots: three tasteful explorations into the meaning of a second home
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Geometry lesson
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• k + b studio
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Water relief
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Gehry goods
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Period pieces
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Grow light
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• The venustas factor: an architect turned real estate broker looks at design from both sides of the coin
  by Erik Lerner
• Electric curves
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Winner takes all: are you making the most of your design kudos?
  by Cheryl Weber
• Tall tradition
  by Shelley D. Hutchins