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• Reverse charges - Browser - architectural group's web site reviewed - Brief Article
• Rewarding experiences: A new approach to hospital ward design based on patient needs at different stages of treatment - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Trilux-Lenze - Product Review: Lighting - Advertising
  by Susan Dawson
• Heidegger's Philosophy of Art - Nazi or What? - new book - Brief Article
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Architects at their worst? - View
  by Francis Duffy
• Clinical precision: An extension of a distinguished ear, nose and throat hospital department is both efficient and lyrical - Regional Hospital of Graz
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Garden parti: a garden pavilion uses High-Tech vocabulary to create a transparent garden room, mediating between leafy exterior and nineteenth-century house - Simon Gander Associates - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Cini & Nils - Product Review: Lighting
  by Susan Dawson
• New Vernacular Architecture. . - Modern Vernacular Possible? - book review
  by Bobby Open
• Healing wings: Articulated by a responsive plan and subtle tectonic gestures, this new local hospital in Graz tames and humanizes a complex programme
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Martin - Product Review: Lighting
  by Susan Dawson
• The Language of Ornament. . - Ornament - Basic Pleasure? - book review
  by Desmond Shawe-Taylor
• Delight - description of Catalan region - Brief Article
• The hospital as building type
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Raw discipline: Design of an apartment in a Toronto warehouse expresses the owner's desire for a disciplined existence, and the architect's love of sensual austerity - Brief Article
  by Garly Butler
• Leccor - Product Review: Lighting - Fia, Fiacco and Fiaccola lighting systems - Brief Article
  by Susan Dawson
• Twentieth Century Architecture 5: Festival of Britain and Brief City: The story of London's Festival Buildings. . - Engineering Happiness - book review
  by Rob Gregory
• Obituary - Brief Article - Obituary
  by Peter Davey
• Krankenhaus Kada: Hospitals are buildings for all, but they rarely offer proper public spaces. Here is a hierarchy of spatial experience ranging from the semi-private ward to the public domain
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Modular lighting - Product Review: Lighting - lighting and luminaire developments - Brief Article
  by Susan Dawson
• Sullivan's City - The Meaning of Ornament for Louis Sullivan & Louis Sullivan - The Poetry of Architecture. . - Ornament isn't Crime - book review
  by Francis Duffy
• The Chosen City. . - Unlovable Urbanity - book review
  by Colin Ward
• Look but don't touch - Browser - Brief Article
• Colour moves: Slowly, a major hospital in Furstenfeld, Austria is being transformed with additions that are both lively and very responsive to patient demand - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Concord: Marlin - Product Review: Lighting - Waterhall Modern Art Gallery lighting project - Brief Article
  by Susan Dawson
• How Architecture Got its Hump. . - Grimp in Mire - book review
  by Colin Davies
• Tradition and innovation John McAslan + Partners - profile of architect and his firm
  by Martin Pawley
• Letters - View
• Holistic grid: Designed in the late '60s but only now complete, this hospital in Mirano by Giancarlo De Carlo explores the notion of the grid as a flexible, neutral framework that sensitively orchestrates light and spatial relationships - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Roberto Burle Marx: The Lyrical Landscape - Botanical Abstractions - Brief Article
  by Elizabeth Young
• Bridging disciplines: Comprising a skeletal cuboid steel structure supporting a walkway, this bridge resembles a piece of jewellery in the landscape - Design Review - Marijke De Goey design - Auckland, New Zealand - Brief Article
  by Alan Brookes
• Romanesque refuge: A new visitors' centre in an ancient French Romanesque abbey is conceived as a series of precisely crafted interventions - Abbaye de Montmajour - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Forbes & Lomax - Product Review: Lighting - advertisement - Brief Article
  by Susan Dawson
• Architecture in a Climate of Change - A Guide to Sustainable Design - Do We Deserve to Surviver - Brief Article
  by Adam Voelcker
• View from Singapore: Under economic pressure from other Asian cities, Singapore is reinventing itself for the twenty-first century - architectural firms
  by Robert Powell
• Danish dignity: the chapel may have been displaced from being the centre of the hospital , but it can play its part in healing - p40 - Brief Article
  by Henry Miles
• Ghidini - Product Review: Lighting - Advertising
  by Susan Dawson
• Radical Landscapes - Designer Disaster - Brief Article
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Healing Architecture: For a long time, we have supposed that good design will improve patient well-being. Now we have figures to prove it. Bryan Lawson reports on how patient treatment and behaviour improved with new architecture - Theory
  by Bryan Lawson
• Castaldi - Product Review: Lighting - Advertising
  by Susan Dawson
• The Urban Lifeworld: Formation, Perception, Representation - Urban, Why? - Brief Article
  by Edward Robbins