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218 STRUCTURE AS ARCHITECTUREMillennium Stadium, Cardiff, 68Dawson, S. (2000). A grand stand for Wales. Architects’Journal, 212 (11),Supplement 2–5.Mönchengladbach Museum, 58–9, 71, 182–3, 186Glancey, J. (1982). Museum, Monchengladbach, West Germany.Architectural Review, 172 (1030), 55–71.Mont-Cenis Academy, Herne, 20–1, 35, 66, 194Downley, C. and Talarico, W. (1999). Giving back to the environment.Architectural Record, 187 (2), 199–208.Mound Stand, Lord’s Cricket Ground, London, 59, 184Winter, J. and Barbrook, R. (1987). Fit for the Test: the MoundStand, Lord’s. Architects’ Journal, 186 (5), 37–54.Museo di Castelvecchio, Verona, 96Murphy, R. (1988). Historic additions. Architects’Journal, 187 (20), 24–9.Museum of Contemporary Art, Barcelona, 117Richards, I. (1997). White city. Architectural Review, 201 (1201), 34–40.Museum of Gallo-Roman Civilization, Lyons, 122, 156Zehrfuss, B. H. (1971). Archaeological museum: Lyon-Fourviere,France. Concrete Quarterly, 113, 26–8.Museum of Roman Art, Merida, 85Buchanan, P. (1985). Moneo Romana Merida: museum, Merida, Spain.Architectural Review, 178 (1065), 38–47.Némausus Apartments, Nîmes, 86–7, 196Stein, K. (1988). Espirit Nouvel. Architectural Record, 176 (7), 128–37.Nôtre Dame de la Duchère, Lyons, 121Amouroux, D., Crettol, M. and Monnet, J. P. (1974). D’ArchitectureContemporaine en France. Architecture D’Aujourd’hui.Nôtre Dame du Raincy, Paris, 120–1Saint, A. (1991). Pioneering reinforced concrete architecture: Nôtre-Dame du Raincy. Architects’ Journal, 193 (7), 26–9, 34–45.Olympic Archery Complex, Barcelona, 73–4Arcidi, P. (1992). Somatic structures: Vall d’Hebron archery facility,Barcelona. Progressive Architecture, 73 (7), 74–7.Oriente Station, Lisbon, 192Spier, S. (1998). Orient Express. Architectural Review, 204 (1217), 34–5.Outdoor Activities Centre, Portsmouth, 194Lamb, B., Collins, J. Mander, T. et al. (1995). Hampshire’s coastalvote. Architects’ Journal, 201 (23), 23–31.