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• View from Palermo, Sicily: Palermo is like nowhere else, next to Africa but in Europe, combining traces of great historic riches with extraordinary squalor only gradually being alleviated - View
• 100% design - Product Preview
  by Rob Gregory
• Users and creativity: actions of architecture: architects and creative users - Reviews
  by Bobby Open
• Not transparent enough - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Anatolie Frils
• Hackney rises: new meets old—materials and functions combine to complete a dense cluster of live/work spaces in north-east London
• Corus Colours - Specifier's Information
• Paradigm, schmaradigm - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Paul Notley
• City varieties: an unusual mix of uses and architectural ingenuity make this municipal building both dramatic and popular
  by Christian Brensing
• Dinesen floors - Specifier's Information
• Diary
• Antipodean cocoon: this unusual holiday house in the Australian bush is a lyrical yet highly practical response to site and climate - Ar House
• Material gain: Material World: innovative structures and finishes for interiors - Reviews
  by Alan Brookes
• Sutherland Lyall nimbly steers his magic carpet through the nebulous and confusing post-modern clouds of the internet - Browser
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Market forces: this historic Art Nouveau era market in Valencia has been imaginatively restored to become part of city life once more
  by Michael Webb
• Abacus lighting - Specifier's Information
• Timber bubble: wrapped in a dramatic timber gridshell, this viewing platform at Helsinki Zoo is an imaginative exercise in construction - Design Review
• Gooding Aluminium - Specifier's Information
• Californian Idylls: private landscapes, modernist gardens in Southern California - Reviews
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Service and light in Jyvaskyla: as Rogelio Salmona received the Alvar Aalto Award, speakers at the Jyvaskyla symposium pondered on the morality and politics of light and space - Outrage
• Central focus: now near completion, this mixed-use building boldly combines three very disparate elements, shopping mall, university and office tower, to try to create an urban and social centre in the middle of sprawling suburbs
• Renderplas - Specifier's Information
• This striking new maze in the grounds of Kielder Castle in Northumbrland evokes the dark, primeval spirit of the legendary Minotaur, doomed to roam forever in its stone labyrinth - Delight
• Errata - Correction Notice
• Berlin big top: enclosed by a spectacular circus tent-like roof, the revitalised Tempodrom in Berlin draws on its original spirit of imagination and informality - Interior Design
• Gooding Aluminium - Specifier's Information
• Berlusconi to rape Veneto: one of the most disastrous planning moves of the twentieth century was Mussolini's decision to drive the Via dei Fori Imperiale through the ancient classical fora in the heart of Rome. Now, the Berlusconi government threatens to
• The joy of mix: in the historical evolution of cities, mixed use is nothing new, but such forms of development still have immense contemporary relevance in the pursuit of sustainability and a more humane and enriching view of the urban realm - Comment
  by Catherine Slessor
• Wrightstyle - Specifier's Information
• Wonderful bamboo: grow your own house—Simon Velez and bamboo architecture - Reviews
  by Adam Voelcker
• Life of Riley: having recently received the prestigious Japanese Award for the Arts, Artist Laureate Bridget Riley takes us from black and white to vibrant technicolour at Tate Britain, in an exhibition that begins and ends with her latest wall drawing co
  by Rob Gregory
• Bath time: returning to the city that helped launch his career in the mid-1970s, Nicholas Grimshaw re-contextualizes his machine aesthetic in the heart of Georgian Bath - Cover Story
  by Rob Gregory
• Gooding Aluminium - Specifier's Information
• Structurally sound: Masters of Structure: engineering today's innovative buildings - Reviews
  by Tony Hunt