| Architects' Journal 1996 Isabel Allen |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| A loft for an entertaining lifestyle. (Allford Hall Monaghan and Morris fits out apartment in London, England) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| A Price worth paying.(profile of Cedric Price, British architect) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Architect takes many roles in town-centre regeneration.(redevelopment of Calne, England) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Art and power symposium teaches us not to forget. (Twentieth Century Society organises Architecture in Uniform symposium) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Close to home. (mixed office and residential development in Camden Town, north London, England) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Dulwich phoenix. (St. Barnabas, Dulwich, London, England) (includes related article)(Building Study.) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, Isabel Allen, Mark Whitby, Lawrence Malcic, Paul Hammond, Luke Hughes |
| Getting Bristol shipshape: David Mellor, chairman of the trustees of Bristol Architecture Centre, takes his civic duties as seriously as his practice. | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Home of cricket prepares for the next century. (Lord's cricket ground) (includes related article) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Locking in to LockClad.(Focus supplement; cladding system design by Red Bank clayworks in Measham, UK) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Making the earth move in South Ken: Pawson Williams' design for the Earth Galleries at the Natural History Museum balances reverence and imagination. | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Style dictator creates harmony in Soho. (Nico Rensch designs loft apartment in Soho, London, England) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
| Suite smell of success. (Interiors and Fit-outs) | Business, international | Isabel Allen |
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