Book Reviews
The resurrection of Dykes Bower
Stephen Dykes Bower battled ambitious colleagues and changing public tastes to redefine and restore our most cherished churches, writes Gavin Stamp
Pyongyang's Architecture on trial
A two-volume guide to architecture in Pyongyang offers a startling contrast between propaganda and the reality of life in North Korea, writes Hyunjoo Lee
Architecture with a social mission
David Canter looks at a new book which considers the architecture of the Salvation Army movement.
All Book Reviews
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The resurrection of Dykes Bower
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Pyongyang's Architecture on trial
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Architecture with a social mission
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The style war continues
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Neo Avant-Garde and Postmodern: Postwar Architecture in Britain and Beyond
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The New Mathematics of Architecture
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Book review: Other Space Odysseys
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BOOK: Pattern Place Purpose: Proctor and Matthews Architects
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The freedoms of suburbia
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Book: Critical Cities from This Is Not A Gateway
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Check out the AJ's new website and win a copy of 60 Innovators
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Architecture Now! Restaurants & Bars
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Extreme Architecture: Building for challenging environments, by Ruth Slavid
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In Pictures: Avant Gardeners by Tim Richardson
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In Pictures: Artist's Studios by MJ Long
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Stadthaus: A Process Revealed
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Caruso St John: 'The feeling of things' and 'Almost everything'
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East: Expressing interest
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J G Ballard: 1930-2009
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European Design Since 1985: Shaping the New Century
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JG Ballard on what's wrong with London and relieving boredom with a Kalashikov
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Leeds: Shaping the city - RIBA's new book is little more than a PR push
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J G Ballard on the middle classes and mail order Kalashnikovs
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In pictures: J G Ballard's architectural inspiration
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City and Structure by HG Esch - Critic's Choice
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The Grid Book
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London's Changing Riverscapes
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Kate Whiteford: Land Drawings; Installations; Excavations
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Daniel Libeskind's book signing of 'Counterpoint'
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MVRDV: On statics and statistics
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Dutch drift - a century of design



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