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Articles in August 2005 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Extending eclecticism: Herzog & de Meuron bring a new sense of animation and dynamism to a historic Midwest cultural institution
  by Annette Lecuyer
• The I-word
  by Paul Finch
• Effortless artistry: this new campus gallery in Cork is full of delicious contradictions, yet it wears its complexity lightly
  by Jeremy Till
• Theoretical sweep
  by Peter Davey
• Art in action: a famed Californian design school remodels industrial buildings to engage the public
  by Michael Webb
• Intersections
• Chill factor
  by Paul Finch
• Art bunker: buried in a hillside, this museum is a tantalising journey into different aspects of art
  by Phoebe Chow
• UIA in Istanbul
  by Catherine Slessor
• Forms, follies, functions
  by Rob Gregory
• Good wood
  by Julia Dawson
• Concrete poetry
  by David Wild
• Mind over matter: Richard Serra's Bilbao Guggenheim sculptures both respond to and challenge their context
  by Mark Irving
• News from New York
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Changing rooms
  by Sutherland Lyall
• View point: Niall McLaughlin's house conversion and addition respect and enrich their coastal environment
  by Paul Finch
• Blogged by building
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Value: culture and commerce; Led by Richard MacCormac, the RA Forum set out to unpick architecture's relationship with value, culture and commerce, concluding with a discussion of one manifestation of values within architecture, the icon
  by Jeremy Melvin
• Submission looms for AR Awards
• A new hotel in Madrid takes the boutique designer concept to cavalier extremes
• Delight
  by Catherine Slessor
• Delirious Porto: Porto's new concert hall is a conspicuous urban presence that proclaims its otherness, but has inventive moments
  by Catherine Slessor
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