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Articles in July, 2005 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Elevation five and the future of green: while eco-sceptics continue to question established environmental strategies, Peter Clegg raises a quieter battle cry, calling for a less expressive architectural iconography and highlighting some third-generation e
  by Peter Clegg
• Specifier's information
• Fluttering and dancing in the breeze
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Coded for design
  by Paul Finch
• Science lesson: veiled in a polycarbonate skin, this science library exploits site, light and materials in the quiet pursuit of passive environmental control
• Water world
  by Catherine Slessor
• Delight
  by Lynne Jackson
• Giancarlo de Carlo 1919-2005
  by Peter Davey
• Green screen: these new offices in Chile incorporate parrones or planted pergolas as a simple means of environmental control
• Architectural gravitas
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Seven of the best
• Solar umbrella: Lawrence Scarpa's own family house in Venice Beach is an imaginative and ecologically aware response to the balmy Californian climate
  by Michael Webb
• A solemn trust
  by Sutherland Lyall
• From deep green to deep plan
  by Rob Gregory
• Rob Gregory scratches the surface of interiors
• David Adjaye: Houses
• Structural challenge
  by Sutherland Lyall
• The AR Awards 2005
• Stack effect: Ken Yeang's ongoing quest for ecological propriety gathers momentum in Singapore
  by Ivor Richards
• Famous in France
• Skin deep
  by Gabriele Bramante
• Pure and simple: Sauerbruch Hutton's headquarters building, for Germany's Federal Environment Agency, is a model of integration
  by Paul Finch
• Global wake-up call
  by Bobby Open
• Diary
• Paradise found: this tourist resort in Mozambique aims to minimise its impact on the local ecology
  by Catherine Slessor
• H & DM's de Young maturity
  by Rob Gregory
• Beyond petroleum? This new headquarters for BP in Cape Town explores an agenda of environmental and social responsibility
  by Schalk Le Roux
• Filling the void
  by Jeremy Melvin
• Yadda yadda yadda
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Otto at 80
  by Christian Brensing
• Urban poetry: new offices for Caltrans in LA explore notions of economical energy use and urban monumentality
  by Michael Webb
• Greening the planet
  by Simon Buss
• Field of memory: the new memorial to European Jews who perished under the Nazis is an unnerving presence in the heart of Berlin
  by Peter Davey
• Sustainability is a judgement of history
  by Paul Finch
• Good call: integrating architecture and environmental control, this new call centre civilises a mundane building type
  by Catherine Slessor
• Sacred space
  by Isi Metzstein
• Dictyocerus Virchowii and Dictyopodium trilobum