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Volume 7, Number 4, 1 December 2002
Never talk to your client about architecture
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Never talk to your client about architecture
pp. 313-317(5)
Author: Watson V.

Weathering the Barcelona Pavilion
pp. 319-327(9)
Author: Hill J.

The disputed territory of architecture in the sixteenth century
pp. 329-337(9)
Author: Madge J.

Talk to your client about architecture
pp. 339-348(10)
Authors: Long M.J.; St John Wilson C.

From the viewpoint of a client
pp. 349-353(5)
Author: Tusa J.

Mies van der Rohe: a drawing and a letter to a client
pp. 355-360(6)
Author: Watson V.

It's just not cricket
pp. 361-369(9)
Author: Stater B.

Arguments from silence
pp. 369-374(6)
Author: Naa Norle Lokko L.

What about my things? 'The house of things'
pp. 375-381(7)
Author: Griffiths J.

Art, architecture and their public
pp. 383-390(8)
Author: Winters E.

Sex, lies and architecture
pp. 391-394(4)
Author: Davies P.

Book reviews
pp. 395-397(3)

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