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Articles in Sept-Oct, 2005 issue of Residential Architect

• Beyond the divide
  by R. Christian Schmitt
• The architecture track: is the path to licensure paved with good intentions, or mired in a maze?
  by Cheryl Weber
• Centre of attention
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Calendar
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Neat sheet
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Limestone cowboy
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Portable appliances: an integral part of kitchen design
  by Mark R. Johnson
• Bath: northwest hybrid
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Clear value
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Elegant pare
  by Meghan Drueding
• The man in the machine: the new modernism doesn't forsake our heritage or our humanity
  by S. Claire Conroy
• Numbers game: when home buyers confuse quantity with quality, everybody loses
  by Peter Pfeiffer
• Steel this roof
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Hipper habitat
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Network news: structured wiring offers some extravagant possibilities
  by Rebecca Day
• Hide tide
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• What's the secret of today's top architects?
• Kitchen: bungalow unbungled
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Slight light
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Counter espionage
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• The producers
  by Tari Ensign
• Greening the American house
• Cold storage
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Boulevard of dreams
  by Meghan Drueding
• Rock on: should you spec granite in your next kitchen or counter with quartz?
  by Nigel F. Maynard
• Hue granted
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Farewell to Fay
  by John Calvin Womack
• Eye of the storm: battling forces of nature and ideology, Merrill, Pastor & Colgan rethink our best-loved houses
  by S. Claire Conroy
• Viatera firma
  by Shelley D. Hutchins
• Show me the value
  by Thomas Streicher
• Modern traditions: sometimes the most livable houses are those that blend contemporary influences with time-honored forms
• Concrete addition
  by Shelley D. Hutchins