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Articles in August, 2005 issue of Residential Architect

• New technology safeguards against deck enemies
• Searching for a safety net: how architects reduce risk and reap rewards in the condo market
  by Cheryl Weber
• Joy of X
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Calendar
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Double click
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Bath: attention grabber
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Polished presentation
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Bringing innovation and productivity home
  by Mark R. Johnson
• Part of the solution: tapping our potential as community leaders
  by Kurt Lavenson
• Brass ensemble
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Kids on the block
  by Vernon Mays
• Corner lot
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Kitchen: universal appeal
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Star light
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Railing about handrails: venturing forth where all of us fear to tread
  by S. Claire Conroy
• Greening the American House
• Speak up
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Dorms to go
  by Vernon Mays
• Fine lines
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• No space like home
  by Rebecca Hardin
• More than shelter: good design matters most to those who need it most
  by Meghan Drueding
• More with less
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• The jet set
  by Vernon Mays
• Handle with care: special-needs residents need specially chosen products
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Adjoining worlds: De Overloop, Home for the Elderly, Almere-Haven, The Netherlands, 1980-84 Architectuurstudio Herman Hertzberger
  by Meghan Drueding