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Articles in August, 2002 issue of Residential Architect

• Common bonds: what it takes to make a village
  by Kathryn McCamant
• Mood indigo
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• The dark side of urban renewal: who can afford back-to-the-city prices?
  by S. Claire Conroy
• In from the fringe: more touchy-feely than new urbanism but more aloof than communes, cohousing might just be the neighborhood of the future
  by Meghan Drueding
• White light
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Calendar
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Personal touch
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• No fear: David Furman is putting his home and his business on the line. And it feels great
  by S. Claire Conroy
• Mod quad
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Clear favorite
• Blue streak
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• The best defense: to protect yourself from liability claims, speak clearly and carry insurance
  by Cheryl Weber
• Unified front
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Blast from the past
  by Stan Wellborn
• Moving on up: elevators are an up-and-coming residential spec
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Maple delight
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Hotel paradiso
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• French revolution
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Gropius gripe
  by Herbert Beckhard
• Saturn's glow
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Black magic
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Capital gains
  by Meghan Drueding
• A to zinc
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• The box rebellion: Habitat '67, Montreal, 1967 Moshe Safdie, Faia
  by Meghan Drueding