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Articles in Jan, 2003 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Mies in Europe - View - Mies van der Rohe's architectural exhibition is examined
  by John Winter
• The stuff of life: throughout history, human progress has generally been the result of attempts to control water, but beyond this mastery, our relationship with water can embody cultural, social and spiritual dimensions - Comment - Column
  by Catherine Slessor
• 502 Corus - Product Review
• Carpet concept - Specifier's Information
• Letchworth: the First Garden City. . - A Greenfield Site - book review
  by Colin Ward
• Ar's conference - View - Architecture Review - Brief Article
• Home and dry: a mix of uses is replacing the industrial area round the river port of Duisburg. This housing development is inspired by the waterside cities of northern Europe
• 501 Haver & Boecker - Product Review
• Vetrotech Saint-Gobain - Specifier's Information
• Womb service: a machine for living provides a movable feast, allowing its occupant to juggle the volumes - Design Review - Johnson Chou's adjustable room invention stands for work, office, home, base
• 507 Dramex - Product Review
• BioLab UK - Specifier's Information
• The Earth's Biosphere: Evolution, Dynamics, and Change. . - Biospheric Fears - book review
  by Adam Voelcker
• Athens on sea - View - Faleron Group of architects and planners come up with a plan involving Athens and the sea - Brief Article
• War stories: Daniel Libeskind's trophy building for the imperial War Museum is a key element in the regeneration of Salford's defunct docks
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• 504 Nbk - Product Review
• Graphisoft - Specifier's Information
• February
• A cut above: on a rocky site over the Pacific Ocean, a Mexican house exploits the prospect and arid beauty of the site - House - Steven Harris Architects is involved in building Weiss House
• PollardsFyrespan - Specifier's Information
• Hitler and the Power of Aesthetics. . - Arts of Darkness - book review
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Drawing distinctions - View - Howard Gilman Collection of Architectural Drawings is discussed
  by Rob Wilson
• Cruise control: built like a ship, Yokohama's new port terminal is an audacious fusion of architecture and engineering that creates a topographic landscape for public activities
  by Michael Webb
• 503 Okalux - Product Review
• Glazing Vision - Specifier's Information
• An extraordinary Baroque fusion of architecture, sculpture and abstracted nature, the Fontana Di Trevi still brings aquatic splendour and drama to the middle of Rome - Delight
  by Catherine Slessor
• Arplus - View - Architectural Review's website is examined - Brief Article
• Naval power: Falmouth's new maritime museum responds to and is inspired by the muscular vernacular of nautical buildings
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• 506 Birdair - Product Review
• Kawneer - Specifier's Information
• Susan Lasdun goes for a lakeside stroll in Zurich, Switzerland - View From Zurich
  by Susan Lasdun
• Urban mosaic: a new arts centre gives a provincial Belgian city in urban square and 10 theatres for performing arts - Interior Design - Leuven is the city
  by Penny McGuire
• 509 Gkd - Product Review
• Nicholas Hawksmoor: Rebuilding Ancient Wonders. . - Monumental Faith - book review
  by David Watkin
• Browser - View - Column
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Venice reformed: forming part of a wider urban revival, this Venetian housing block is a lucid, modern addition to the city fabric
  by Catherine Slessor
• 508 Moeding - Product Review
• Wright style - Specifier's Information
• Letters - View - Letter to the Editor
• Adriatic station: a civilized new services building in the historic port of Otranto aims to consolidate and expand Italy's Adriatic connections
  by Raymund Ryan
• 505 Covertex - Product Review
• Rural Studio: Samuel Mockbee and an Architecture of Decency. . - More than Common Decency - book review
  by Sarah Wigglesworth