| Architects' Journal 1997 |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
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| Accessibility audits. (growing emphasis on accessibility of public buildings in United Kingdom) | Business, international | John Penton |
| Accessible public signing: design of public wayfinding and signage, for people with and without disabilities, can be improved by following straightforward rules. | Business, international | Frank Landa |
| Accommodating the disabled: with parts of the Disability Discrimination Act now in force, employment practices and increasingly the design of buildings will change. | Business, international | Ann Sawyer |
| A celebration of domestic life. (an individually-designed home) | Business, international | Dean Hawkes |
| A cliff-face house on Elba.(Landscape Special) | Business, international | Julyan Wickham |
| A continuing source of innovation in concrete. (former British Cement Association site in Wexham Springs, England, redeveloped by Lynton)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Cliff Billington |
| Acoustics are difficult. | Business, international | Martin Pawley |
| A curved cable-stayed crossing, like ships in the harbour, offers motorists changing views of the area. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | |
| A design using an enclosed space frame took a subtle approach to this aesthetically and environmentally sensitive site. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | |
| A gentle learning curve. (building study of Building Design Partnership's development at Sunderland University, England) (includes cost analysis data)(Cover Story) | Business, international | |
| A government energy agenda: whole-life energy use and the potential of wind energy were debated recently at the ICE to inform future government policy. | Business, international | Peter Burberry |
| aj 100 (The Architects' Journal, 1996 survey of the 103 largest architectural practices in the United Kingdom)(Industry Overview) | Business, international | |
| A landmark structure for Poole and a shining beacon for the south coast is how one team saw the new bridge. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | Jackie Whitelaw |
| A meaty solution: redevelopment of the Oxo building, South Bank Wharf, London. (Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| A multi-span cable-stayed bridge has beaten designs from around the world in a competition which was set up to search out the best in bridge design. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | |
| Ando's garden - where concrete and nature unite. (Japanese architect Tadao Ando uses concrete in simply geometrical structures)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Dennis Sharp |
| A romantic era of inspired inventors. (The Art of the Engineer: Builder, Contractor, Inventor. Exhibition) | Business, international | Denis Connolly |
| A roof with a view. (Number One Tennis Court, Wimbledon, England)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | |
| Artful lodgers. (use of brickwork at student village in Farnham, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| A sense of proportion: The systems that governed Erno Goldfinger's architecture are explored on the tenth anniversary of his death. | Business, international | James Dunnett |
| A space for caring: richard Murphy Architects has created a comforting, domestic ambience in its conversion of a stable block into Maggie's Centre, a complementary facility an an Edinburgh hospital, which provides support and information for cancer patients. | Business, international | |
| A special sense of place: In the last two decades, artists in Wales have shaped both rural and urban landscapes with works that reflect local culture. | Business, international | Judi Loach |
| A stand for all seasons. (construction of racecourse stand in Cheltenham, England)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | |
| A theatre is reborn underneath the arches. (The Green Room Theatre, Manchester, England) | Business, international | Jonathan Keenan |
| A vehicle for change. (Rover Group design complex; building design and construction)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, Colin Davies, Terry Lee, Allan Rose, Christopher Evans, Ian Pocock |
| A very British consulate: Terry Farrell & Partners' British Consulate building in Hong Kong incorporates a consulate-general, a residential building and the British Council HQ. Discreet and low rise by Hong Kong standards, it is designed to convey 'Britishness'. | Business, international | |
| A Wellcome development: Sheppard Robson's Wellcome Trust Genome Campus, officially opened today, uses ingenious modern solutions. | Business, international | |
| A year for growth. (UK construction industry sees signs of revival in 1996) | Business, international | |
| Balancing act: Brookes Stacey Randall is committed to the design process, balancing technology and aesthetics in its elegant buildings. | Business, international | Alison Golding |
| Basement regulations: 'Basements for Dwellings' is a new Approved Document providing guidance on domestic basements for all parts of the Building regs. | Business, international | Barries Evans |
| Beautiful Gardens. (Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | Julie Toll |
| Beauty is more than skin deep. (L'Oreal manufacturing centre; building design and construction)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | |
| Beyond photorealism: a 3D paint program under development offers tools for intuitive sketch imaging that can provide a user-friendly alternative to photorealism. | Business, international | Paul Richens |
| Bonds set to replace retentions. (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | Marion Rich |
| Booking a spec in history: the Architectural Association is celebrating its 150th anniversary this week. | Business, international | Paul Finch, Brian Hatton |
| Bridging the gap: Edmund Hollinghurst of Gifford and Partners is an engineer and an aesthete who sees bridge design as a form of sculpture. | Business, international | Richard Coleman |
| Bristol cream. (use of brickwork at Bengough's House nursing home in Bristol, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Britain's basements come out from underground. (revival in popularity of basements in United Kingdom)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Alan Tovey |
| British architects bloom in the Netherlands. | Business, international | Martin Richardson |
| Brussimmo House Office Building, Brussels: this is a recent project showing how steel can respond to the needs of our time. (Steel Design) | Business, international | |
| Building in aluminium: structural applications for aluminium join developments in finishes, standing-seam roofing, welding and recycling. | Business, international | Michael Stacey |
| Buildings that were hidden from history. (Romanian architecture in the 1930s, RIBA Architecture Centre, London, England) | Business, international | David Wild |
| Call for more designers for Millennium Exhibition. | Business, international | Dvid Taylor |
| Cardiff's Millennium Stadium attacked from all sides. | Business, international | David Fanning |
| Care for age and disability: the ageing of the population, legislation on disability and the shift to care in the community have led to a range of new guidance. | Business, international | John Penton |
| Changing the approach to commercial office construction. (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | Andy Holmes |
| Cities of deprivation: attempts to improve our cities on a grand scale ignore the needs of those who are increasingly excluded from the benefits. | Business, international | Peter Hall |
| Company focus: Lignacite Ltd.(Company Profile) | Business, international | |
| Computing for conservation.(computer aided design systems usage) | Business, international | Terry L. Nichols |
| Concrete - the marble of the twentieth century. (Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Peter Wilson |
| Critical landscape in the Ruhr's renewal. (Bundesgartenschau Gelsenkirchen, landscape planning exhibition) | Business, international | Peter Sheard |
| Curved brickwork.(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Dealing with party walls: party wall legislation will apply throughout England and Wales from 1 July. What are the structural issues for low- and medium-rise buildings? | Business, international | Clive Richardson |
| Design and visualisation: upgrades to Minicad and Form.Z, two of the most frequently used visualisation tools, provide improved options for architects. | Business, international | |
| Designed to lift the spirits: the Richard Attenborough Centre, designed by Ian Taylor with Bennetts Associates, uses space, light, colour, texture and atmosphere in a way that allows disabled people fully to share artistic facilities. | Business, international | |
| Design for manufacturing: Nicholas Grimshaw and Partners' dyehouse and textile-manufacturing facility for the Parkland Group. | Business, international | |
| Designing for phobics. (building designs for people suffering from phobias) | Business, international | Michael Kindred |
| Designing the public realm. (adopting holistic approach to urban design) | Business, international | Jon Rowland |
| Education reviewed. (Richard MacCormac's paper to Arup Foundation education seminar in Dec 1996)(Transcript) | Business, international | |
| Embodied energy and thermal mass: common misconceptions. (Steel Design) | Business, international | |
| Embracing the new. (Manchester builds on industrial past) | Business, international | George Mills |
| Enhancing the city. (City of Nottingham transforms its environment) | Business, international | Peter Fawcett |
| Enriched encounters with the everyday. (Dan Graham) | Business, international | Adam Caruso |
| Equal pay rights. | Business, international | Kim Howells |
| Exploiting the fabric: dynamic insulation, in which the whole fabric acts as a heat exchanger, can cut energy use and improve ventilation of small buildings. | Business, international | Helen Mulligan |
| Favourite building. (Fred Keck's Crystal House, Chicago)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | John Winter |
| Fiat lux. (use of brickwork for St Barnabas Church in Dulwich, London, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Five-star stabling. (designing a riding stable in Oxfordshire, United Kingdom)(Cover Story) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, David Williams, Roger Fitzgerald, Sue Marshall, Andrew Matthews, Peter Auer |
| Floats like a butterfly: Hodson Architects has transformed a 1960s former CLASP school on the Humber estuary into a multi-media centre for the community. | Business, international | |
| Fraught future for diverse traditions. (Cities on the Edge: The Architecture of Yemen, exhibition) | Business, international | Claire Price |
| Fringe benefits for mother of the arts. (The 1997 Edinburgh Festival) | Business, international | Mark Cousins |
| From brutal to modern: George Gilbert Associates has transformed a grim 1960s university building into a light and elegant Modernist hotel. | Business, international | Brian Edwards |
| From labyrinth to legibility: Nearly 20 years after it was completed, London's Barbican Centre can still cause problems with wayfinding. Does the latest signage help? | Business, international | Frank Landa |
| From PC to the humble baked bean (bar codes) (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | Tony Fairweather |
| Fused. (Exhibition at the RIBA Architecture Centre) | Business, international | Murray Fraser |
| Gateway to the Millennium takes shape in Greenwich. (underground railway station: Greenwich, England)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Will Alsop, Jim Paterson |
| Getting the treatment with poured in-situ concrete. (sewage treatment works construction)(includes related article on the potential of poured in-situ concrete tanks)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Stuart Campbell, Gary Little |
| Glasgow's dynamic duo: despite their success as developers, Andy Burrell and John Forbes are still architects at heart. | Business, international | Neil Baxter |
| Glass and cement - a marriage of convenience. (new material made from glass and cement)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Andy Hewitt |
| Going to ground. (Archaeolink visitor centre in Aberdeenshire, Scotland) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, Richard Murphy, Vincent Scully, Alan Connell, Andy Ford, John Blyth |
| Golden years: half a century of Brick Bulletin.(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Gothic revivalist: In his Midland Grand Hotel at St Pancras, London, George Gilbert Scott fused eclectic historical sources with modern technology to spectacular effect. | Business, international | Dan Cruickshank |
| Green light for businesses: Peter Holden Architects has masterplanned a green business park in Wales, and designed its first factory unit. | Business, international | |
| Health Development: Twickenham Road, Isleworth. (Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Healthy building syndrome: on the Rushton Street Surgery in Hackney, Penoyre and Prasad has turned necessity to advantage in overcoming site, programme and budget constraints to design a building that is romantic but practical. | Business, international | |
| Heathrow's bright prospect for workers and wildlife. (use of cement at British Airways' Prospect Park development)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Martin Hopkins |
| Henry Dreyfuss Directing Design: the Industrial Designer and his Work 1929-72. (exhibition) | Business, international | Joe Kerr |
| Home is where the art is: PCKO Architects has transformed a former working men's club in Swansea into a 'foyer' to accommodate young homeless people. | Business, international | |
| Housing at a Victorian scale: Avanti Architects maintains its record, of designing high-quality schemes on innter-city sites to tight budgets, with these apartment blocks in North London. | Business, international | |
| Housing benefit: the decaying concrete-framed WCA warehouse on Bristol's waterfront has been converted by Architecton into housing association flats. | Business, international | |
| How to be a 'super-bidder': why is it that 'super-bidder' architects scoop most new business? Some new research throws light on their all-important early tactics. | Business, international | Peter Bartram |
| How to make more money: Your practice can achieve greater profitability, without increased fee levels, by fundamentally changing the way its workload is organized. | Business, international | Jonathan Lucas |
| Illuminating spaces. (space and light in architecture)(Art and Architecture.) | Business, international | Richard MacCormac |
| Industry faces a bright future: uncertainty over the policies of the new government on labour, PFI and housing have caused a hiccup in a generally strong period of growth. | Business, international | |
| Jets are not the only jumbos at Gatwick. (construction of acoustic wave wall at Gatwick Airport, England)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | George Tootell |
| Just in time: Caunton Engineering is using a combination of Just In Time manufacturing and IT to good effect. (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | |
| Keep cool - naturally. (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | Roger Prof. Plank |
| Learning about sustainability: A series of articles following a project to build a new primary school through its life starts with an outline of the brief and competition process. | Business, international | Malcolm Reading |
| Learning on a human scale. (Long and Kentish designs Aldrich Library at University of Brighton) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, David Smith, Michael Booth, Christine Moon, M.J. Long, Tim McCaul, Alan Todd, Stephen Proctor |
| Legal changes and trends: collateral warranties, performance bonds and assignment of appointments were all discussed at law firm D J Freemans latest property seminar. | Business, international | |
| Legal round-up. (problems of implied contract terms and architectural specification freedom) | Business, international | David Chappell |
| Liverpool Institute for Performing Arts. (Focus products in practice) | Business, international | David Watkins |
| Liverpool's champion: Tony Woof sees the Liverpool Architecture and Design Trust's architecture centre as the focus of the city's creative talent. | Business, international | Deborah Mulhearn |
| Lofty ideals: McDowell and Benedetti's riverside warehouse conversion takes advantage of spectacular views of the Thames to produce a series of spaces, some offering comfort, warmth and shelter, others openness and exposure to the elements. | Business, international | |
| Making ARB work in practice. (UK Architects Registration Board) | Business, international | Frank Duffy |
| Making new city spaces: With innovative tactics and flair, the Dutch landscape practice West 8 creates somewhere out of nowhere. | Business, international | Robert Holden |
| Managing design change: building the capacity to deal with change into a project at the outset will save a lot of difficulties in the long run. | Business, international | Robert Chapman |
| Manchester's future looks bright as more funds pledged. | Business, international | |
| Manifesto for the environment. (Royal Institute of British Architects environmental policy) | Business, international | Peter F. Smith |
| Massive public programme to celebrate AA's 150th birthday. | Business, international | |
| Master of space craft. (Artist Richard Wilson's involvement in architecture)(Interview) | Business, international | Claire Price |
| Masterplanning Berlin: let us hope that the progressive approach to architecture and planning in Berlin finds favour in the UK. | Business, international | Martin Richardson |
| Metal cladding and the Regs. (procedures for determining thickness of insulation for metal roof and wall systems) | Business, international | |
| Misunderstanding architecture. (sustainable rural development requires involvement of architects) | Business, international | Yasmin Shariff |
| New formula for original chemistry. (the Boots D6 building in Nottingham) | Business, international | Martin Murphy |
| New HQ shows structural and aesthetic versatility. (Scottish Widows headquarters building, Edinburgh, United Kingdom)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Howard Taylor |
| New Labour, new PFI?: a practice specialising construction law discusses the implications of Labour's plans to reinvigorate the Private Finance Initiative. | Business, international | Judith Bird |
| Obituary: Aldo Rossi.(Obituary) | Business, international | David Dunster |
| One of the entries was for a causeway rather than a bridge. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | |
| On the waterfront. (Robinson and McIlwaine's Waterfront Hall in Belfast, Northern Ireland) | Business, international | Susan Dawson, Peter Fawcett, Peter Carson, Rafal Orlowski, Victor Robinson |
| Out of town offices on the crest of a wave. (Skidmore, Owings and Merrill designs new HQ for Sun Life Assurance) | Business, international | Richard Saxon, Susan Dawson |
| Parks with architectural attitude. (three Italian public parks)(Landscape Special) | Business, international | John McKean, Simonetta Daffarra |
| Paul Hyett Architects: 10 year review. | Business, international | |
| Planning consent refused for Cardiff's Millennium Stadium. | Business, international | David Fanning |
| Poetic and elemental: in defence of grey matter. (concrete as a building material)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Rowan Moore |
| Prestressed railway sleepers still going strong. (advantages of prestressed concrete railway sleepers)(article taken from Concrete Quarterly's first issue of Jul 1947)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | |
| Private sector is leading recovery, says BMP, but public sector cuts spell danger. (trends in UK construction industry)(AJ Focus) | Business, international | |
| Process-oriented architecture: Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners' sinuous glass and steel enclosures are the product of an architecture based on the processes of nature. | Business, international | David Kirkland |
| Product review. (bricks, blocks and pavers)(AJ Focus) | Business, international | Andrew Brown |
| Product review: from the most basic to the most expensive, few building products span such a hugh range of quality and styles as kitchen and bathroom fittings. (Focus Products in Practice) | Business, international | Andrew Brown |
| Product review. (industrial roofing) (AJ Focus) | Business, international | Keith Roberts |
| Product review. (ironmongery, doors and windows)(AJ Focus) | Business, international | Norman England, Brian Keyworth |
| Product review: the increasing need to reduce energy consumed by buildings has led to a greater emphasis on insulation. But care is needed when selecting insulation productions because of the complex nature of their environmental characteristics. (AJ Focus) | Business, international | Mary Whittaker |
| Product review. (UK residential roofing market)(AJ Focus) | Business, international | Keith Roberts |
| Product review: with Millennium projects in particular getting off the ground, 1997 looks set to be a good year for landscape architects. Some manufacturers already have full order books, and many new products are being introduced. (AJ Focus) | Business, international | Alistair Walby |
| Product update. (computer aided design) | Business, international | |
| Public endeavours. (United Kingdom Art for Architecture scheme)(Art and Architecture) | Business, international | Richard Weston |
| Pure expression. (Steel in Construction) | Business, international | |
| quality the simple way: quality management has been beset by teething troubles, but these days creating a simple and cost-effective system for your office is much easier. | Business, international | Tim Jefferies |
| Railway system with a starring role in Malaysia. (Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | David Bennett |
| Reconstructing the heart of a Medieval city. (CZWG links with Kraaijvanger Urbis to restructure derelict site in centre of Breda, Netherlands) | Business, international | |
| Reel brickwork. (brickwork at Odeon multiplex cinema development in Guildford, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| Rethinking the garden: A festival in Lausanne this summer transformed the city's open spaces - and should leave a lasting legacy. | Business, international | Gillian Darley |
| Roads to reconciliation. (community planning in Belfast, Northern Ireland) | Business, international | John Thompson |
| Rock in the quarry. (redevelopment of quarry at Hedeland Regional Park, Denmark) | Business, international | Robert Holden |
| Search for quality in Scottish architecture. | Business, international | Richard Jaques |
| Self-assessment for partners: time is running out to start planning for self-assessment, which will involve changes in practice for partnerships and individual partners. | Business, international | Mark Lee |
| Seven arched spans were designed to give a clear view and pleasing reflections in the estuary. | Business, international | |
| Sightings from Planet Voda. | Business, international | Roger Stephenson |
| Signs of the Tyne: Newcastle is home to some of the finest architecture in the country, and is a thriving 'party town', yet needs an integrated approach to fulfil its potential. | Business, international | Alan K. Simpson |
| Small canvases that still astonish. (Mondrian, Tate Gallery, London, England) | Business, international | Louis Hellman |
| Specifier's choice: Addison Wesley Longman HQ. (AJ Focus) | Business, international | |
| Specifier's choice: Charities Aid Foundation. (AJ Focus) | Business, international | |
| Stadia for the next century: for the Lobb Partnership, CAD is crucial to the development of design proposals, as it allows engineering solutions to be fully integrated. | Business, international | |
| Steel sector architectural committee. (United Kingdom)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | Richard Frewer |
| Stockley Park updated: Arup Associations has succeeded in designing its latest Stockley Park building, 3 The Square, to be as attractive as the development's earlier buildings, while responding to current concerns about low energy use and improved working environments. | Business, international | |
| Stratford and beyond: this year marks a watershed for Chris Wilkinson Architects, with several major projects coming to fruition. (Stratford Market Depot) | Business, international | |
| Stratford Market Depot. (Chris Wilkinson Architects) | Business, international | |
| Strength through delegation. (RMJM) | Business, international | Andrew Sir Derbyshire |
| Swapping urbanism ideas in forward-thinking Toronto. | Business, international | Tony Fyson |
| Tadao Ando's Royal Gold Medal Address.(Concrete Quarterly)(Transcript) | Business, international | |
| Tadao Ando's Royal Gold Medal Address. (introductory address by Nicholas Serota)(Concrete Quarterly)(Transcript) | Business, international | |
| Taking it from the Max: Viz from Kinetix takes the excellent visualisation capabilities of 3D Studio Max to create a design tool perfect for architects. | Business, international | |
| Talking the same language. (Higher Education Funding Council for England funds project for development of design teaching elements) | Business, international | George Cairns |
| Tatsuo Miyajima: Big Time. (exhibition, Hayward Gallery) | Business, international | Simon Morrissey |
| Tearing up blacklists: difficulties with excluded-materials lists may be resolved through an alternative approach which puts the emphasis on good practice. | Business, international | Tony Sheehan |
| Techniques to link theory and design.(International Space Syntax Symposium, London University College, London, England) | Business, international | Matt Davies |
| The delicate trestle bridge was designed to blend into its surroundings. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | Helena Russell |
| The expressive power of brickwork.(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | Tess Jaray |
| The industry we deserve: analysis of the construction industry over two centuries shows a sometimes surprising pattern to the changes. | Business, international | Christopher Powell |
| The integrated practice. (use of computer networking in architectural practice) | Business, international | Terry L. Nichols |
| The need for reappraisal. (views on use of lime mortars)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | Gerald C.J. Lynch |
| The quest for space. (maximizing office space) | Business, international | Paul Stansall |
| The quiet idealist: George Wren has set up a new practice at the same time as becoming president of the RIAS. | Business, international | Neil Baxter |
| The road ahead is underground. (use of road tunnels to ease traffic congestion)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Gabriel Khoury |
| The sky's the limit: Paxton Locher's California-inspired apartment and office block, with its feet in Roman London and its head in the sunshine of American Modernism, offers a whole new outlook on urban living on a difficult, narrow site. | Business, international | |
| The Spanish connection. (use of brickwork at Trinity Bridge and Chapel Wharf Walkway in Salford, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| The winning entry is a delicate multi-span cable-stayed bridge that tiptoes across the bay. (Poole Harbour Crossing) | Business, international | |
| Tilt-up construction prove the panels to beat.(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Jacqueline Glass |
| Time to make a profit: with the recession coming to an end, practices should start to think seriously about profitable people, as well as profitable projects. | Business, international | Jonathan. Lucas |
| Too much insistence on 'tradition. (Contemporary Norwegian Architecture 1990-95) | Business, international | Ingerid Helsing Almaas |
| Truths and lies of the photograph.(various photographers, Museum of Modern Art, Oxford, England) | Business, international | Rosamund Diamond |
| Unconventional in Europe: Eurosag, the European Cnfederation of Salaried Architects Groups, has a reputation for challenging orthodxy. Is it running ut of steam? | Business, international | Jake Brown |
| Under Western eyes...: the Cities of the Future exhibition was the starting-point for a travel-hardened group from the London design world. | Business, international | Peter Murray |
| Walking on energy-saving air. (use of steel to cool buildings)(Steel Design supplement) | Business, international | Joe Simpson |
| Walling materials: more than just a pretty face.(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Frank Hawes |
| Well chuffed. (David Mach produces brick sculpture of train for Darlington, England)(Brick Bulletin) | Business, international | |
| 'West Cambridge' masterplan requires concerted action. | Business, international | David Owers |
| What is to be done with Modern masterpieces? (uncertain future for Van Nelle factory in Rotterdam, Netherlands)(Concrete Quarterly) | Business, international | Dennis Sharp |
| What to look for in partnerships: don't be so dazzled by the offer of a partnership that you ignore the details of the partnership agreement. | Business, international | Simon Blandy |
| Where music meets Modernism. (music school and boarding house for Godstowe Preparatory School) | Business, international | Dan O'Neill, F.J. Henson, Paul Collinge, Martin Burden |
| William Tatton Brown, pioneer public architect. | Business, international | Peter Davey |
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