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Articles in Sept, 1997 issue of Architectural Review, The

• Legal expression
  by Catherine Slessor
• Housing history: located on the site of ancient Roman settlement, a new archaeology museum provides an elegant forum for the display and discovery of historic treasures
  by Catherine Slessor
• Kids' stuff: combining sturdy materials with spatial clarity, this little nursery school in Roubaix forms a cheerful enclave for its young charges
  by Charlotte Ellis
• Cool collection: hidden behind a fine traditional nineteenth-century facade in a chic shopping district of Paris, the design of a new shop is a coolly luminous expression of modernity
  by Penny McGuirre
• Suburban surrealism: a moribund town square in a Rouen suburb has been transformed by a series of idiosyncratically inventive structures housing a new bus station and tram stop
• On the edge: an idealistic language school sensitively intervenes between park and town, academia and community
  by Emma Wiles
• Solid and void: a small museum for the works of one of the most important sculptors of this century constitutes a moments of contemplative peace in the busiest public square in Paris
  by Penny McGuirre
• 1997 Ad
  by Peter Davey
• Elemental synthesis: set in rolling countryside, this museum devoted to the study of Celtic civilisation explores a modern sensibility of abstraction and asceticism
  by Catherine Slessor
• Creative umbrella: the ambitious transformation of a provincial fun palace into a progressive postgraduate art school demanded an adventurous architectural solution
  by Charlotte Ellis
• Quartier des Etats-Unis
  by Martin Meade
• Safe harbour
  by Charlotte Ellis
• The song of the bridge: a dramatic demonstration of the properties of stainless steel and glass is developing a personality of its own
  by Peter Davey
• Infant ark: this creche on the edge of L'Isle de'Abeau uses nautical imagery and robust materials to enliven both its surroundings and the lives of its small users
  by Charlotte Ellis
• Beaux-Arts revival
  by Charlotte Ellis
• Lyons renewal
  by Martin Meade