| Architects' Journal 1997 Jeremy Melvin |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Airport: Terminal One. (exhibition) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Based in London, global in spirit: HOK's London office is celebrating its tenth anniversary. | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Combining operations. (United Kingdom Labour government; departmental organization) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Coping with success: Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners' division of responsibility between its five co-directors is helping the firm broaden its work palette. | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Diverse perceptions of interior space. (Within These Walls, exhibition) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Downmarket end to the suburban idyll. (Acacia Avenue: Journeys in Suburbia) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Landscape authority. (Landscape Institute President Alan Tate)(Interview) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| More than just the British library. (Colin St John Wilson, RIBA Heinz Gallery, London, England) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Obituary: David Allford.(Obituary) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Sixties spirit begs nineties questions. (architecture exhibitions) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Snapshot of UK gives hope for housing. (Home: a Place to Live in, exhibition) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Television's takeover of the suburbs. (South Bank Centre in London, England, holds series of talks on suburbia) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
| Urban spaceman. (Bill Hillier, professor of architectural and urban morphology) | Business, international | Jeremy Melvin |
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