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Articles in Dec, 2004 issue of Architectural Review, The

• A frightfully Moderne movement
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Concrete intervention: radical treatment of a nineteenth-century building creates dramatic new spaces
• Torch bearer: ingenious use of quite commonplace materials and technology light the way
• Moses of the modern movement
  by Gillian Darley
• A life on the waves
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Plot in the landscape: a youth club produced on a low budget shows the potential of non-Euclidean geometry
• Light on faith: a space for all faiths that has presence and avoids becoming anodyne
• Dragon tales: wit has transformed a heavy Prussian school into a lively and welcoming place
• Injustices of Occupation
  by Abe Hayeem
• Light on last rites: imaginative understanding of materials makes this tomb a fitting set for rites of passage
• Irish lesson: a carefully transformed traditional farm shows how Bungalow Blight can be counteracted
• Heaven on Earth?
  by Colin Davies
• Fauteull Grand Confort, petit modele
  by Charlotte Ellis
• Nesting
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Grape expectations: an elegant celebration of wine-making in the far south contrasts with its sublime site
• Monsoon cool: Singapore's main use of energy is in air conditioning. This design employs tradition to reduce cooling loads
• Specifier's information
• Parliamentary points
  by Gordon Murray
• Civic subtlety: a run-down corner of a little Italian city has apparently effortlessly been brought into urban conversation
• Worb's weave: a warp of concrete and a weft of stainless steel clothe a sinuous little station
• Taking to the air
  by Brian Edwards
• Ezra Stoller 1915-2004
• Cambridge faces closure
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Recreating history
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Moving moment: a flexible little building gives a wide range of insights into the nature of numinous space
• Folded box: totally changing with the seasons, this tiny building catches the landscape
• Orgatec: Catherine Slessor surveys Cologne's biennial encounter with the world of contract office interiors. This furniture makes doing business a pleasure
• The bold and the beautiful
  by Karen Robinson
• Curving into the past: a bold initiative in Ljubljana's delicate core links past, present and future in space
• Snowscape: a little museum responds to its region's often extreme climate
• Delight
• Emerging architecture: work celebrated in the ar+d awards this year comes from all inhabited continents and represents a very wide diversity of building types and thoughtful responses to an extraordinary range of society, topography and climate
  by Peter Davey
• Josef Paul Kleihues 1933-2004
  by Layla Dawson
• Diary
• Bamboo lessons: Bamboo is rarely used structurally; this school teaches universal lessons
• Reincarnation: a dowdy church has been transformed by light, imagination and faith
• Just get on with it
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Boxing clever: an exercise in spatial manipulation is made possible by innovatory technology
• Lake poetry: a bathing place created on a limited budget responds to and intensifies the natural beauty of its magnificent site
• Architectural canon
  by Dean Hawkes
• Photography Prize
• View from Shanghai: more than any other metropolis, Shanghai has become synonymous with the most brutal kind of urban development
  by Robert Turnbull
• Krater craft: with an understanding of topography and local crafts, this house unostentatiously commands its magnificent site
• Swiss strips: a light-hearted yet rigorous pavilion radically altered a grim Madrid courtyard