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Articles in Feb, 2008 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Art in the park: a new urban park provides a green lung for Seattle and reconnects city and waterfront
  by Brian Carter
• Frozen music
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Academy of life: with over 1.7 million native plants on its roof, the Academy of Sciences comes to life
  by Rob Gregory
• Globalisation and architecture: the challenges of globalisation are relentlessly shaping architecture's relationship with society and culture
  by Robert Adam
• Green gauge
  by Peter Clegg
• We'll always have Paris: 30 years on, Richard Rogers comes home to the Pompidou Centre
  by Catherine Slessor
• Making sense of the new green agenda
  by Michael Beaven
• Diary
• Richard England Architect as Artist
• Room of silence: Peter Hubner's latest building demonstrates how the process of participation can generate an architecture enriched by both the human condition and a clear sense of ecological responsiveness
  by Peter Blundell Jones
• Environmentalism is collective
  by Paul Finch
• Dubai rethink: Nikken Sekkei is working on energy-efficient ideas at the scale of the city and the individual building
  by Paul Finch
• Specifier's information
• The joy of hexagons
  by Matthew Wells
• Erratum
• Writing on the wall
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Thinkers for architects
  by Timothy Brittain-Catlin
• Twice or half?
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Craft skills: a new art museum for Grand Rapids soberly extols environmental concerns
  by Michael Webb
• Delight
  by Paul Finch
• Emerald green
  by Catherine Slessor
• Purple rain: Block Architecture allow the rain to hold things up in the V & A
  by Rob Gregory
• Technical nous
  by James Stevens Curl
• Preservation order
  by Sutherland Lyall
• Ford focused: reworking Albert Kahn's assembly building, Mountain Hardwear, SunPower and Vetrazzo take over where Ford left off
  by Rob Gregory
• Peter Cook: springtime in Paris and the burgeoning shoots of the Ecole Speciale d'Architecture
  by Peter Cook
• The long road to freedom: an international competition signals hope for Gdansk's flawed shipyard masterplan
  by Rob Gregory
• L'homme vert: though environmental awareness is a recent phenomenon, it has deeper and perhaps surprising roots in the Modern Movement, especially in the work of Le Corbusier
  by James Dunnett
• Cubist casbah: social housing on the edge of Madrid is transformed into a modern eco casbah
  by Michael Webb
• Home education: as the focus of Jon Broome's recent self-build book, his own home has much to teach
  by Rob Gregory