| Architects' Journal 2001 David Littlefield |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Alsop and Amec in medical research centre alliance.(Alsop Architects) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Angel of the North ... of London.(kiosk, public art installation) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Arup revealed as main player in Solihull national stadium bid.(Arup Associates, national football stadium) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Barber's win "celebrates the life of the street".(Peter Barber Architects's winning design for site in Bow, East London, England) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Chicago firm replaces HOK for 175m Birmingham tower.(HOK International, De Stephano Associates, architects) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Dome celebrated in revamp for Rethinking Construction.(Millenium Dome, London, England) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Hyett's high noon.(architect Paul Hyett)(Interview) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| 'Invisible' ARB to boost its profile.(Architects' Registration Board) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| London calling.(architect Mark Brearley) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Therapeutic tranquillity.(health spa at the Mandarin Oriental Hyde Park hotel) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| The Welsh Assembly: the full story.(includes related articles)(architecture) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Tutors angry at urban design snub.(Urban Design Group refuses to hand out cash awards at this year's exhibition) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Victoria Station facing tower threat. | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Victoria Station facing tower threat.(Westminster City Council, planning) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Westminster reorganises to fast-track 'major' schemes.(Westminster City Council, London, planning) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
| Whitby looks to technology for city protection.(Urban Design Alliance forum) | Business, international | David Littlefield |
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