Regeneration : the story of the Dome / Adam Nicolson.

Main entry:

Nicolson, Adam, 1957-

Title & Author:

Regeneration : the story of the Dome / Adam Nicolson.

Publication:

London : HarperCollins, 1999.

Description:

xiv, 255 pages [32] pages of plates : illustrations (some color), portraits ; 25 cm

Notes:
Marking the millennium -- Roots of the idea -- Getting something started -- Testing to destruction -- Near-death experience -- New labour, new dome -- Filling it -- Imagine what we can do tomorrow -- Delivering the dome -- For a nation's confidence.

Summary:

John Major came up with the idea of a festival which would be a national celebration on the eve of 2000, a Great Exhibition, and a successor to the 1951 Festival of Britain. This text presents the inside story of the Millennium Dome and celebrations.

ISBN:

0002571307
9780002571302

Subject:

Millennium Dome (London, England)
Buildings.
Millennium celebrations (Year 2000) Great Britain Public opinion.
London (England) Buildings, structures, etc.
England London.
Great Britain Civilization.
London Millennium Dome.
English architectural firms.
Domes Great Britain England London 1990-2000.
Cable structures Great Britain England London 1990-2000.
Tensile structures Great Britain England London 1990-2000.
Exhibition buildings Great Britain England London 1990-2000.
Entertainment buildings Great Britain England London 1990-2000.
Multiuse complexes Great Britain England London 1990-2000.

Holdings:

Location: Library main 210571
Call No.: NA44.R728.25 M5 1999
Status: Available

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