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February 22, 2002

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Welcome to the fifth day - and fifth edition - of ArchNewsNow.com!

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Manhattan was breathtaking from the 65th floor of Rockefeller Center yesterday...at least the view northward (looking south still brings a lump to my throat and a skip in my heart). Apparently, Ciprianni's (formerly the Rainbow Room) has changed its almost-never-open-to-the-public policy, and now allows civilians in any day - after 5 pm. Definitely worth the trip...for the sunset views alone.

The 5th Annual Business Week/Architectural Record Awards event was...an event...lots of industry notables and only a few technical glitches.

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Kristen Richards, Editor-in-Chief


 

 

 

County architect's firm designs Olympic Village - Hanbury Evans Wright Vlattas & Co.- Southwest Virginia Enterprise

Spate of NYC megaprojects in doubt- Boston Globe

Arcosanti founder ready to pass vision to ASU [School of Architecture at Arizona State University] - Paolo Soleri- Phoenix Business Journal

Proposals for Memorials Move Close to Approval: one using huge beams of light and the other a damaged bronze sculpture (free registration-required)- New York Times

Barcelona wishes Gaudi happy birthday [images]- BBC News

CAD loosens up; architects get sketchy: Autodesk, best known for its complex drafting software, hopes to capture the creative side of architecture with a new program for making sketches and models.- C/Net

New option on convention hotel - Louis Astorino; Rafael Vinoly- Pittsburgh Post Gazette

Book Review: A Pessimist's Survey of the Heartbreak of City Planning: James Howard Kunstler's "The City in Mind" (free registration-required)- New York Times

Revisiting a Danish Modernist - Arne Jacobsen (free registration-required)- New York Times

 

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