Architects' Journal

First produced in 1895, the Architects' Journal features comprehensive building studies, and in-depth technical articles.

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69-77 Paul Street
London
AJ
UK

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Title	Year	Status
Getting all wrapped up. There are some exciting new possibilities in strengthening building structures with carbon-fibre composite wraps. AJ 17/24.08.2000	2000	Current
Getting your measure. AJ 26.08.99	1999	Current
Ground movement. AJ 02.07.99	1999	Current
Helping disabled people escape. AJ 15.04.99	1999	Current
Homes for a lifetime. AJ 14/21.08.97	1997	Current
Homes out of the wood. AJ 03.09.98	1998	Current
In a turbulent tradition. AJ 30.04.98	1998	Current
Landscape for recycling. AJ 28.01.99	1999	Current
Learning about accessibility. AJ 26.06.97	1997	Current
M is for modifications. AJ 09.09.99	1999	Current
Making the most of glass. AJ 18.03.99	1999	Current
Making the most of thermal mass. AJ 21.10.99	1999	Current
Model housing. Hockerton Housing Project, Nottinghamshire. AJ 15.07.99	1999	Current
Next steps in timber. AJ 17.04.97	1997	Current
One vision: integrating M and E. The location of a building's services must be considered as part of the overall design process for a visually satisfying result. AJ 27.07.2000	2000	Current
Perils of glazed curtain walling. AJ 15.06.2000	2000	Current
Piles and retaining walls. AJ 24.09.98	1998	Current
Prophet without honour. AJ 07.01.99	1999	Current
Provision of services. AJ 03/10.12.98	1998	Current
Putting steel into glazing. AJ 30.04.98	1998	Current

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