Talk:Weston Williamson

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Content is the same as Weston Williamson Architects Teapotgeorge^Talk 10:05, 2 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

I have redirected that one to this. JohnCD (talk) 13:47, 2 September 2009 (UTC)[reply]

Magazine & Journal articles[edit]

Jose Manser, February 1988, “Weston Williamson Practice Profile”, RIBA Journal, volume 95, number 2, pages 35-38.

Ruth Owens, 17th August 1988 “New Life for Old Buildings”, The Architects Journal, volume 187, number 33, pages 47-52.

Laboratory Practice, Chris Williamson, August 1989 “The Changing Face of Lab Design”, volume 38, number 8, pages 13-17.

Martin Pawley, 3rd February 1990. “Going Underground”, The Architects Journal, volume 211, number 4, pages 26-30.

Ken Powell, 2nd March 1990, “Modernist Touch Shows Originality”, Estates Times, number 1036, page 20.

Richard Wilcock, October 1990, “Frontis”, RIBA Journal, volume 97, number 10, pages 6-8.

Chris Williamson, March 1991 “What do you do with an Outdated Lab?”, Laboratory & Analysis Technology International 1991, pages 66-69.

Dan Cruickshank, 21st October 1992, “Giving Architects their own Platform”, Architects Journal, volume 196, number 14, pages 19-22.

Demetrios Matheou and Marcus Field, 17th February 1993 “How a conciliatory Approach can Win over the Planners”, The Architects Journal, volume 197, number 7, pages 19-21.

Stephen A Kliment, June 1993, “11 New Stations for London’s Underground”, Architectural Reload, volume 6 1993, pages 120-125.

Alan Powers, 27th July 1994, “A Church Hall True to its Time”, The Architects Journal, volume 200, number 4, pages 37-47.

John Welsh, August 1995, “Pass the Canopy”, RIBA Journal, volume 102, number 8, pages 34-35.

Hugh Pearman, Alicia Pivaro, Stephen Hoddor, Chris Williamson, April 1999, “The Impact of the Millennium Commission”, RSA Journal, volume CXLVIII, number 5491, pages 52-59.

Amanda Birch, 10th March 2000, “Drum & Reason”, National Energy Foundation Headquarters”, Building Design, Issue 1431, pages 18-20.

Amanda Birch, 10th March 2000, “Way Out Weston”, Building Design, Issue 1431, pages 16-17.

Chris Williamson, 16th March 2000, “Reaping your own Rewards”, Architects Journal, volume 211, number 10, page 51.

Damien Arnold, 1st October 2004, “Making Tracks in China”, Building Design, issue 1644, page 3.

Jan Carlos Kucharek, April 2006, “Travel Show”, RIBA Journal, volume 113, number 4, pages 42-48.

Ian Latham, May 2006, “Station to Station”, Architecture Today, number 168, page 89.

Katie Puckett, June 2008, “Know the Skillls Base of Others you are Working with”, Building Design Magazine, issue 18, pages 32-34.

Trouble archiving links on the article[edit]

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History section lacks refs[edit]

There is a list of possible refs above, but none appear to have been incorporated into the article. David notMD (talk) 11:17, 15 October 2022 (UTC)[reply]