Architectural Review, The

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Articles in Jan, 2002 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Hanseatic Restoration: The transformation of this dockside warehouse into flats and offices follows a familiar urban pattern, but is underpinned by strong environmental concerns - Stadtlagerhaus on the Elbe - Brief Article
  by Layla Dawson
• Distilled Baltic: Celebrating the austere elegance of the Baltic and the roughness of early nineteenth-century London, this restaurant is built with a strange, imaginative recipe - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Lensvelt - Product Review
• Erratum - Correction Notice
• Polychrome Experiment: Wrapped in a bold candy-striped skin, this new research institute combines the rational and romantic to stimulate intercourse between academia and industry - Brief Article
  by Catherine Slessor
• Fritz Hansen - Product Review
• In Detail: Building Skins — Concepts, Layers, Materials. . - Reviews - Detailed Analysis - book review
  by John Winter
• View from San Francisco: San Francisco may be suffering because of the collapse of the e-industry, but its ambitious infrastructure projects are a fair bid to make it the most civilized city on the US Pacific Coast
  by John Ellis
• The Slick and the Hairy: 'Slick and hairy', the house made by a pair of architects on a neglected north London site, has many environmental lessons to teach — not least about the nature of wit in building and the importance of imagination
  by Peter Davey
• Segis SPA - Product Review
• The Lowe Lectures: The Paradox of Contemporary Architecture & Digital/Real: Blobmeister/First Built Projects. . - Reviews - Simultaneous Translations - book review
  by Brian Carter
• The Quest for Ecological Propriety - Comment - ecological aspects of architecture - Column
  by Catherine Slessor
• Fit for a queen: Remodelling of part of the Queen's House, Greenwich permits its use as a gallery and improves circulation without disturbing its seventeenth-century architecture - Interior Design - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Arvo Piiroinen OY - Product Review
• Letters
• Solar Collector: Using passive devices which enhance its architecture, this house manages to reduce energy consumption to a third of the norm - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Walter Knoll - Product Review
• Council Housing and Culture: The History of a Social Experiment. . - Reviews - House and Home - book review
  by Colin Ward
• Living architecture: Since ancient times, myths of natural architecture derived from growing trees have haunted European imagination. Here, they are made corporeal - Design Review - architect Marcel Kalberer designs structures from living trees - Brief Ar
  by Esa Laaksonen
• Sustainable School: One of the most rigorous programmes ever devised ensured that this French school is environmentally appropriate in multiple ways. It has many lessons to teach - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Kusch + Co - Product Review
• A Mysterious Evocation of the Power of the Forest and of Religion, this Tower stands Unexpected and Pristine before its Tranquil Pool in a quiet clearing under the Styrian Mountains - Delight - Brief Article
  by Peter Davey
• Ecohouse-A Design Guide. . - It's up to Us - book review
  by Adam Voelcker
• Historic fusion: One of Enric Miralles' last works shows in small, exquisite scale his sensitivity to old and new, tectonic and human - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Brunner GmbH - Product Review
• Outrage - View - Palais de Justice in Caen, France - Brief Article
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Making History: On the site of a Victorian public baths, a new library and archive illuminates women's lives and is a model of good practice in environmental regulation
  by Catherine Slessor
• Kristalia: The Bebop bookshelf - Product Review - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• Compact Cities: Sustainable Urban Forms for Developing Countries. . - Reviews - Developing Cities - book review
  by Dean Hawkes
• "Best Technology, Best Reliability in the World" - World Quality - Lotte Jamsil Hotel installs elevators, escalators from Mitsubishi - Brief Article
  by Lee Dong-Ho
• Eco Urbanity - architecture and environment
  by Peter Davey
• Park of colours - Landscape - Brief Article
  by Carla Bertolucci
• Interstuhl - Product Review
• View - excerpts from speech by Aga Khan, exhibition of Thomas Herzog's work, new architectural Web sites
  by Thomas Herzog
• Exhibition Eco: An unpretentious prototype production building in a demonstration ecology park involves ingenious technological and sustainable devices for conserving energy
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Kristalia - Product Review - wood table - Brief Article - Product Announcement
• The Ethical Architect: The Dilemma of Contemporary Practice. . - Reviews - Design Ethics - book review
  by Bobby Open