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Second Look: New York Hall of Science by Wallace K. Harrison/Harrison and Abramovitz, 1964; Polshek Partnership Architects, 2004
Queens, NY: Its power undiminished after 40 years, a 20th century cathedral to science is about to be rediscovered as a luminous addition debuts this week.
by Fred A. Bernstein November 23, 2004 | 
(Polshek Partnership Architects) |
In His Own Words: Luxembourg's New Concert Hall by Christian de Portzamparc
A new home for the Orchestre Philharmonique du Luxembourg is one of a number of cultural projects underway as the city prepares itself for its second stint as European Capital of Culture.
by ArchNewsNow.com November 11, 2004 | 
(Atelier Christian de Portzamparc) |
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Beauty in Garbage: Naka Incineration Plant by Yoshio Taniguchi
Hiroshima: An incineration plant is devised as real-time science museum and tourist destination (complete with waterfront park).
by Fred A. Bernstein November 9, 2004 | 
(Fred A. Bernstein) |
Second Look: George Washington Bridge Bus Station / Pier Luigi Nervi, 1963
One of Nervi's few completed projects outside Italy is a superb example of the poetry he wrought from ferro-concrete.
by Fred A. Bernstein November 2, 2004 | 
(Photo courtesy of The Port Authority of NY & NJ - Mara Herbert - Photographer) |
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Healing Stories: Renovating San Francisco's Ronald McDonald House
Architects answered yes in the 1980s and again in the new century.
by Kenneth Caldwell October 21, 2004 | 
(David Wakely) |
INSIGHT: Metamorphosis and Transcending Hype: Observations from the Field
The Venice Biennale offers a message of optimism and exuberant anticipation for architecture in a post-9/11 world -- for the most part.
by Margaret Helfand, FAIA September 16, 2004 | 
(Jon Turner) |
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Interview: Michelle Kaufmann and Glidehouse: Chic and Green
A conversation with the architect at the forefront of moving modular prefab (and green) houses into the mainstream.
by Effie Bouras, Associate AIA September 8, 2004 | 
(Michelle Kaufmann Designs) |
Modern Meets Tradition: University of Michigan Museum of Art Expansion/Restoration by Allied Works Architecture
Ann Arbor: Brad Cloepfil's design to expand a university museum should create a thoughtful dialogue between historical and contemporary architecture.
by ArchNewsNow.com August 11, 2004 | 
(Allied Works Architecture (c) 2004) |
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A Flexible Future: UCSF Genentech Hall by SmithGroup
San Francisco: Flexible laboratories, informal gathering spaces, and a soaring atrium emphasize collaboration among researchers.
by ArchNewsNow July 29, 2004 | 
(Timothy Hursley) |
Healing Gardens: Samaritan Health Services System by Macdonald Environmental Planning
Oregon: A master planning approach to landscape design serves up a system of healthful opportunities.
by Jack Rubinger July 27, 2004 | 
(Macdonald Environmental Planning (MEP)) |
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New Directions: Branding Spaces with Graphics - Hillier Environmental Graphics Studio
Cities and institutions like libraries and colleges are increasingly relying on environmental graphic design to brand and market themselves.
by ArchNewsNow June 24, 2004 | 
(Hillier) |
Metaphors for Motion: University of Connecticut Farmington Musculoskeletal Institute by AHSC Architects
Farmington, Connecticut: A building articulates its purpose with muscle and grace.
by James W. Tilghman, AIA June 2, 2004 | 
(dboxstudio) |
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Straight A's: Horace Mann Elementary School by Moore Ruble Yudell
San Jose, California: A student "village" makes a good neighbor in the heart of an urban historic district.
by ArchNewsNow April 13, 2004 | 
(John Edward Linden) |
Stately Restoration: New York State Capitol Assembly Chamber Floor by Françoise Bollack Architects
Albany, New York: A treasure trove of 19th century design is restored and adapted for a 21st century democracy.
by ArchNewsNow April 4, 2004 | 
(Gary Gold) |
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Musical Catalyst: Max M. Fisher Music Center by Diamond and Schmitt Architects
The restoration and expansion of historic Detroit Symphony Orchestra Hall sparks downtown redevelopment.
by Effie Bouras, Assoc. AIA March 22, 2004 | 
(Steven Evans) |
Case Study: HGA Stakes Its Claim in California
by ArchNewsNow March 9, 2004 | 
(Richard Barnes) |
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INSIGHT: San Francisco's New Vancouver-Mania - Part II
by Trevor Boddy February 24, 2004 | 
(Courtesy of San Francisco Planning Department) |
Habitat 825 by Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects
West Hollywood, California: An apartment building draws inspiration from its neighbor - Schindler's Kings Road House.
by ArchNewsNow February 9, 2004 | 
(Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects (LOh/a)) |
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On Track: Frank R. Lautenberg Rail Station at Secaucus Junction by Brennan Beer Gorman Architects
Secaucus, New Jersey: Commuting is made easier (and grander) with a transit hub 10 years in the making.
by Mark Sheeleigh, AIA January 27, 2004 | 
(BBG) |
INSIGHT: RINCONoitering: How Vancouver Ideas Do - and Do Not Help - in Shaping San Francisco's First High Density Neighborhood - Part I
by Trevor Boddy January 22, 2004 | 
(Courtesy of San Francisco Planning Department) |
