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The Architectural Review is an international architecture magazine focusing on a wide range of architectural projects, from residential to commercial, with detailed and finely-illustrated reviews.

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Recent articles from The Architectural Review

Palladian Revival.
March 1, 2009... Five centuries on from his birth, the genius of Andrea Palladio still enthralls. Architecture exhibitions at London's Royal Academy of Arts are rare events: paintings and sculptures more readily draw sponsorship, publicity and blockbuster crowds. While infrequent, they have succeeded in...

Drmm house in east Anglia moves with the times; Jorn Utzon remembered; The architectural review wins the coveted IBP non-weekly magazine of the year award under the editorship of Paul Finch; AR emerging architects exposed; Peter cook in Korea.(view)
January 1, 2009... HOUSE PROUD One conspicuous feature of our more sybaritic pre credit crunch age was the apparently inexhaustible appetite for the private house--as a lifestyle statement, as a source of free money, as a place to be primped and pomaded and then traded in for something bigger and flashier....

Jorn Utzon 1918-2008.(obituary)(Obituary)
January 1, 2009... Jorn Utzon, who has died aged 90, was almost the last of the giants of the north whose sensibility was largely formed in the 1930s, when Scandinavian idealism shone bright against the dark clouds of the great depression further south. The tragic drama of the Sydney Opera House overshadowed...

The joy of lunch.(The Architectural Review)(Brief article)
January 1, 2009... As the AR editors prepare to hand on the responsibilities of making a fine monthly international architectural magazine over to a new team, we thought that readers might enjoy this souvenir photograph of the old bunch doing what they probably do best--having lunch. This photograph was taken...

AR triumphs at IBP.(The Architectural Review to be awarded at International Building Press Awards)(Brief article)
January 1, 2009... The AR has won the coveted Monthly Magazine of the Year in the annual International Building Press Awards. The Awards cover the UK based architectural, engineering and construction titles and competition is always intense. Commenting on the AR, the judges felt that 'it demonstrated that it is...