| The Independent 1997 Nonie Niesewand |
| Title | Subject | Authors |
|---|
| Against living too close to the ground. (return to high-rise housing in London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| All a tram has to do is travel faster than 6mph - London's rush-hour traffic speed - and the tortoise is ahead of the hare. (trams as solution to urban transport problems)(Column) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Bombay's first crack at freedom.(architecure in Bombay, India) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Bridget Riley would avert her eyes and hurry past the Tate shop. She hates the 'vulgar plagiarism of art'.... (reproducing artworks on commercial items)(Column) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Claudio and Calvin.(work of Claudio Silvestrin) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Close your eyes and think of Dagenham. (Millennium Centre in Dagenham, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Even in Bath the millennium builds a head of steam. (plans for new bath-house in Bath, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Habitat man is not quite what you might expect. (Tom Dixon, new head of Habitat's design studio) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| House of the future? Straw, bamboo and cybertronics. (use of traditional building materials in modern houses) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| How the need for a dining room becomes a triumph for the spirit of enlightenment. (United Kingdom Royal Institute of British Architects identifies glass extensions which may win its Stirling Prize) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Is Stephen Bayley as good an ideas man as he thinks he is? We'll find out under the dome. (Stephen Bayley, creative director of Millennium Dome at Greenwich, London, England)(Column) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| It's in London and it's a lovely white house on a hill (but not as you'd imagine it). (architect Rick Mather wins award for modern glass house in Hampstead, London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Ladies and gentlemen, welcome to Broadcasting House.(architecture of the BBC's Broadcasting House in London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Minimalists do it on tap and don't mop up afterwards. (virtual reality technology allows visitors to Interbuild to experience minimalist bathroom designed by John Pawson) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Onwards and upwards.(rejection of a proposed towerdesigned by Norman Foster, and need to accept tall buildings in London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Opening chapter. (innovative design for new British Library in London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Open the glass box. (British pavilion for Expo 92 to be used as Asian centre) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Pursuits of the Millennium - the divine side of Tyneside. (architectural renewal in Gateshead, England, and Newcastle, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Taken to the cleaners. (problems associated with cleaning glass buildings) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| The house that Gabrielle built. (Gabrielle Saunders, who built her own house in Brighton, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| The Libeskind effect. (Daniel Libeskind receives commission to design new Imperial War Museum in Manchester, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| The RAF took out a Berlin museum. Berlin wants a Brit to put it back. (British architect David Chipperfield to restore Neues museum in Berlin, Germany) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
| Will Norman Foster and Anthony Caro cross the Thames in a blaze of glory? (plans for Millennium Bridge across Thames in London, England) | Retail industry | Nonie Niesewand |
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