| Architects' Journal 1995 Barrie Evans |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A meeting of the ages: in the re-erection of sixteenth-century Longport House as a working building, historical authenticity meets the Building Regulations. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Building products at Batimat. (French biennial building exhibition) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Composite timber framing: composite timber beams are being used by architect Architype as an ecological framing method for self-build houses. | Business, international | Deborah Singmaster, Barrie Evans |
| Computers at the NEC. (ICAT 95 exhibition, NEC, Birmingham, England) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Electronic whole-building models. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Energy lessons from school: the development of a competition-winning school design has lessons to teach us about designing passive low-energy buildings. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Fire engineering developments: the recent fire engineering workshop at the RIBA is one of a series aiming to keep architects up to date with new methodologies. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Focus for construction research: CRISP - the new Construction Research and Innovation Strategy Panel - aims to prioritise research industry-wide. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| High-tech thinking, low energy: a simple passive low-energy approach characterises Sir Norman Foster and Partners' Microelectronic Centre at Duisburg, now on site. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Housing on a glazed street: a glazed street is the organising focus of a prize-winning low-energy, low-cost housing scheme recently completed at Milton Keynes. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| IT-based practice and projects: a round-up of trends, new software and system releases following the recent CICE and ICAT exhibitions. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Keeping the cool pies moving. (Waitrose's new warehouse) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Making buildings healthier. (occupant health) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Manufacturing buildings. (the case for increased standardisation and prefabrication to help cut costs in the building industry) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| New cooling for old buildings. (fabric thermal storage) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Pleasures of the environment. (environmental design considerations) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Seen to be green: the highly prefabricated Centre for Understanding the Environment is a green exhibtion building which exemplifies a distinctly green architecture. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Services of the future: with arhitects increasingly working closely with services engineers, CIBSE's annual conference can be a source of ideas and design guidance. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Steel sheet goes structural: curved steel sheeting has been developed into a structural technology for roofs and composite floors. It will soon be available in the UK. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Sustainably managed forestry: the UK's timber suppliers are fighting back in the green battle over timber imports and sustainable forest management. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Tailor-made information. (future of digital media) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| The two cultures of lighting. (the use of light as an architectural feature and as a functional necessity) (includes related article) | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Timber - not green enough?: timber is often seen as one of the 'greenest' materials. But a Friends of the Earth report sees this sector as currently unsustainable. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
| Time for cost-in-use?: changes in client expectations and new computer tools could help the concept of cost-in-use take off after its many false starts. | Business, international | Barrie Evans |
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