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Articles in Nov, 2003 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Outraged by outrage - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Radiant star: these new headquarters for a German finance company are a creative reinterpretation of the edge of town office
• Study in cedar: the textures and scents of cedar permeate the new halls of residence at Bennington - Brief Article
• Absolute Action - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• AR awards at MIPIM 2004 - View
• Decency and forethought: it is foolish to behave as if we as a race can go on treating the planet as we have been doing since the Industrial revolution. Architects and their colleagues owe professional duty to humanity and the planet
• Out back: in a concealed Sydney garden, an extension brings new life to a small family home
  by Rob Gregory
• Future Designs - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Ecological rethink - Cradle to Cradle: Remaking the Way We Make Things - Book Review
  by Peter Clegg
• Caught on the web - View - Brief Article
• A world of identities: expressing identities - Corporate Identity Projects
• Wood and trees: timber is the only building material that, properly used, positively benefits the planet and our relationship to it. Wood is indeed good and we should explore as many ways of using it in building as possible - Timber
  by Peter Davey
• Copper in architecture - Specifier's Information
• In Rome's Trastevere, this extraordinarily compressed and distilled funerary chapel offers visions of the world of the spirit through bravura performance in our material sphere - Delight
  by Edward Hollis
• Birmingham's blue blob - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Wake up call: as governments around the world struggle to provide sufficient affordable homes in cities, BedZED has much to teach architects, developers, and residents alike
• Larch veils: an ordinary commercial building is given great urban presence by an external skin of slatted larch screens
• E-Motive Display - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Jury meets - View
• Catching the wind: design review
  by Catherine Slessor
• Moscow nights: an exuberant interior, of solid wood, transforms a dull PoMo night-club in Moscow - Interior Design - Brief Article
• Wright Style - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Green agenda - Big and Green: Toward Sustainable Architecture in the 21st Century - Book Review
  by Randall Thomas
• Wake up call - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Mathematical paradoxes: big, high-powered academic centre lands in west Cambridge suburb with scale and energy credentials
• Norse Code: lapped in larch, this terrace will gradually grow into harmony with the surrounding forest - Brief Article
• Shock or comfort? - The Familiar and the Unfamiliar in Twentieth Century Architecture - Book Review
  by Colin Davies
• Outrage - View
• View from Quito: occupying a narrow valley in the Andes, Quito's evolution from colonial outpost to modern city has been shaped by legend, myth, topography and a rising population - View
  by Jaime Izurieta-Varea
• Commonwealth Association of Architects student competition - Competition
• Vetrotech - Specifier's Information - Brief Article
• Orthodox Cathedral, Asmara
• Ducking and diving like a seal, Sutherland Lyall navigates the waters of the web - Browser
• Special brew: reusing existing buildings makes good environmental sense. In Madrid, this redundant brewery has been converted into a regional archive and library
• Wing and a prayer: this new church for a small rural community makes inventive use of salvaged materials, especially timber
• Potter & Soar - Specifier's Information
• Libeskind's goodbye to Berlin: Daniel Libeskind is moving to New York: a retrospective of his work is on in Berlin - View
  by Brensing Christian
• Prison sentences - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Office of the future: this humane and environmentally responsive complex of work spaces for Norway's leading telecom company is an inspiring and enlightened vision of corporate life
  by Michael Webb
• Rob Gregory seeks illumination
• How the land lies - Theory in Landscape Architecture - Book Review
  by Sutherland Lyall
• The land of chairs: an Italian competition for young furniture designers had mixed results - View
  by Pelham Davey
• Credit where credit's due - Letters - Letter to the Editor
• Wind sock: the integration of structure, form and fabric creates London's first environmentally progressive skyscraper - Process
  by Rob Gregory
• Barlo Plastics - Specifier's Information
• Funerary relief from Capua showing treadmill crane lifting column shaft