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• Steel belvedere: docked onto the edge of an iconic Ellwood building, this new student pavilion at Pasadena's Design College is an industrially inspired armature for different activities - Brief Article
  by Michael Webb
• Ariostea Marmi - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Advertisement
• Vetrotech Saint-Gobain - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Rammed Earth: Martin Rauch. - Brief Article - book review
  by Adam Voelcker
• Winged presence; one of the most important things in an educational institution is to engender a sense of place: an area of the mind we can relate to for the rest of our lives. Here is a powerful focus - Brief Article
  by Gemma Henrikson
• Underground thoughts: the University of Thessalonica has dug in to create an underground library that gives the comfort of the cave, while being a powerful academic machine - Interior Design - Brief Article
  by Peter Davey
• Levolux - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Kant, Art and Art History: Moments of Discipline. . - Defeated by Empiricism? - Review - Brief Article - book review
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
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  by Tom Kay
• Suburbia undermined: an underground kindergarten near Graz in Styria that protects and cherishes small children, while being a fairy story in itself in its evocation of archetypes - Brief Article
  by Peter Davey
• Spanish Ceramic Tiles Manufacturers Association - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Advertisement
• Dorma - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Planning the Twentieth Century City: The Advanced Capitalist World. - Brief Article - book review
  by Colin Ward
• Education and architecture - Comment - Brief Article
  by Peter Davey
• Creative factory: combining rational form with simple materiality, this new School of Arts in Cordoba forms the latest addition to the city's evolving university campus - Brief Article
  by Catherine Slessor
• North 4 Design - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• The Engineer's Contribution to Contemporary Architecture Series: Peter Rice. . - Rice Lateral - book review
  by Anthony Hunt
• Erskine's Aula: Ralph Erskine and his colleagues continue their reinvention of the Stockholm University Frescati campus as a humane model for higher learning institutions - Brief Article
  by Henry Miles
• Precise jewel casket: a small space has apparently been vastly expanded by using reflective surfaces. And it has been greatly enriched by judicious use of fine materials and detailing - Brief Article
• Chorus - Specifier's Information - Advertisement
• Japanese Architecture as a Collaborative Process. . - Japan Builds - book review
  by John Winter
• Ladakh learning: an idealistic school in the Himalayas aims to transform education for poor and remote people and be an example of sustainable building of the area - Brief Article
• Japanese puzzle: embodying a serenity born of formal and material economy, this family house in the suburbs of Tokyo is also spatially inventive - Ar House - Brief Article
  by Ray Ryan
• Corus Kalzip - Specifier's Information - Advertisement
• William Beckford, 1760-1844: An Eye for the Magnificent. . - 'Oh My God, so Many Things' - book review
  by Margaret Richardson
• Stepping forward: a school cut into the misty dry desert of Peru's coastal plain sets up a sense of place for small children, even in the most inhospitable of regions - Brief Article
• Carpet concept - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Brief Article
• Laukien - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Delight: one of the saddest things about the high modern movement is the way in which it was almost always photographed in monochrome, so everyone thought that the buildings were white - Brief Article
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Clinical rigour: a functional rationalist exterior conceals a gentle and convivial social space which encourages the casual encounters necessary in higher academia - Brief Article
  by Layla Dawson
• Fantoni - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Brief Article
• Great City Parks. . - Purple Heat - book review
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Rust in urbe: one of the most daring and inventive university complexes of the 1970s has been extended and augmented with sympathy for the existing buildings and for the students who use them - Brief Article
  by Henry Miles
• Freudenberg Bausysteme - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Brief Article
• James Latham - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Harmonic scale: in Hertfordshire, an extension of a music school is sensitive to its Victorian context while providing a tranquil and spiritually inspiring setting - Brief Article
  by Penny McGuire
• Sicis - Product Review: Interior Finishes - Brief Article
• Reyner Banham, Historian of the Immediate Future. . - Banham Enhanced - book review
  by Colin Davies