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Articles in Oct, 2003 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Down among the dead men - Browser
• Diary
• On the waterfront: a new headquarters for the water police in Hamburg reflects both the changing nature of the city's docklands and local crime
  by Layla Dawson
• E-Motive display - Specifier's Information
• The man who changed England - Obituary - Biography
  by Peter Cook
• Mixed bag - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Gordon C. Murray
• Tyrolean transformation: a new town hall forms the fulcrum of this civic development in the heart of Innsbruck, which suggests a bolder approach to regional design
  by Claudia Kugel
• O'Donnell - Specifier's Information
• Architects should not speak: Herzog & de Meuron: natural history - Reviews
  by Boaz Ben Manasseh
• The GEM and the Egyptian architects—bad luck? Khaled Asfour's Egyptian view of the Grand Museum competition and the whole education system - View
  by Khaled Asfour
• Hot air? - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Peter Wislocki
• White heat: with a new co-location embassy, Manser revives Modernism in the Tanzanian capital, Dar es Salaam
  by Rob Gregory
• Hansen Glass - Specifier's Information
• Andrew Holmes' drawings, all executed with coloured pencils, are more real than photographs. Recently, he has celebrated the romance of oil and petrol vehicles - Delight
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Peacocking about on the Web - Browser
• Erratum - Correction Notice
• Care in Kyoto: a day-care centre for the elderly has been inserted in old Kyoto with tenderness to both users and context
  by Michael Webb
• Gooding aluminium - Specifier's Information
• Blue blob in Birmingham: Birmingham continues its worship of the slightly outdated with its latest big building - Outrage
• Mixed emotion - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by A.G. Gauta
• Media monitor: an official building, the seat of the Netherlands state broadcasting censors, shows how what could be a dreadfully bureaucratic institution can be humanized
  by Connie van Cleef
• Glaverbel - Specifier's Information
• Landing grounds: Archilab's Earth Buildings, radical experiments in land architecture - Reviews
  by Jeremy Melvin
• Controlling the curtains - Browser - Brief Article - Product/Service Evaluation
• View from Innsbruck: look out Graz and Vienna. Innsbruck is hot on your heels with a growing number of world-class buildings, nurturing a new generation of home-grown architects - View
  by Daniel Fugenschuh
• Penal progress: the UK's large prison population is fuelled by a high level of recidivism. This project for a model prison tackles issues of architecture, management and funding in an enlightened attempt to achieve lasting rehabilitation - Project
  by Catherine Slessor
• Sill Lighting UK - Specifier's Information
• Weird in Ostfildern - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Carl Jacobsen
• White castle: the Finnish Embassy in Stockholm represents both a modern democracy and a long interlaced history
  by Peter Davey
• Steel Window Association - Specifier's Information
• Rambling round delight: the dynamics of delight: architecture and aesthetics - Reviews
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Back to basics - Browser
• Diary delight - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Colette Freebody
• Civic portal: a town much transformed by tourism is given a new heart with a bold but economical civic centre
  by Mary Benson
• Lindapter International - Specifier's Information
• Good Day at Black Rock - Browser
• Tubular cells: a new subterranean civic exhibition centre in the heart of Bologna is signposted by a pair of luminous and ethereal entrance pavilions - Design Review
  by Catherine Slessor
• Urban sanctuary: influenced by tropical spa traditions, this new health sanctuary in London makes inventive use of materials and light to create two very different interior spaces - Interior Design
  by Catherine Slessor
• Architectural procession: The Architectural Project - Reviews
  by Dean Hawkes
• Palermo defence - Letters - Letter to the Editor
  by Marco Scorbino
• Building for authority - Comment - Cover Story
• C change: Byoungsoo Cho moves a small mountain to bring place and time to this previously barren plot in South Korea
  by Rob Gregory
• Connecting the archipelago: in search of new public domain - Reviews
  by Colin Ward