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Today's News - December 18, 2002
Muschamp didn't get his scoop, but he has his say. -- The less-glamorous part of WTC plans: money. -- A few Ground Zero ideas leak out. -- Social housing in Canada gets reconnected to community. -- New urban complex from old mill. - Future of large California development not certain. -- The greening of health care design. -- Young architect from Amman a winner. -- Three plans for expansion of museum on the Hudson. -- Celebrating Frank Lloyd Wright in Chattanooga and Wisconsin. -- Students take on car museum. -- Car design and Gehry. -- The real not-so-big house for sale…and more.
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| At Ground Zero, the Freshest Architecture May Be the Answer By Herbert Muschamp- New York Times |
| Next: Funding WTC Projects- NY Newsday |
| A floating memorial with 2,800 lights and the tallest towers in the world are among the ideas...planners hoping the new round of designs will capture the public's imagination. (AP)- San Francisco Gate |
| New face for Regent Park [Canada's oldest social housing complex]: Vast project would reconnect area to city- Toronto Star |
| From an Old Mill Site to a New Urban Complex in Atlanta: embracing New Urbanist principles of walkable space- New York Times |
| Delay Sought in Development Vote...on the future of the 3,050-home Ahmanson Ranch Development in Ventura County, California- New York Times |
| The Greening of Health Care: Following ancient advice first, do no harm hospitals are being transformed from danger zones to healing environments- Utne Reader |
| It's time to dust off a crown jewel: Old Mint should be city history museum- San Francisco Chronicle |
| Khaled Nahhas/Symbios Architecture wins Cityscape Young Architect Award- Gulf News (UAE) |
| Architects mull Olana museum expansion - Michael Graves & Associates; Hardy Holzman Pfeiffer Associates; Voorsanger & Associates- The Independent (New York) |
| Frank Lloyd Wright House On Ridge Turns 50 [images]- The Chattaqnoogan |
| Wright's organic design still felt at Canoe Bay - John Rattenbury- Chicago Sun-Times |
| Leading international architecht takes helm of architectural division of Dubai's PHB Group - Peter Jackson- AME Info |
| LeMay Car Museum inspires architecture students: (Watch out, Gensler.)- The News Tribune (Tacoma, Washington) |
| Bilbao on Wheels: BMW's Z4 seems less like Gehry's masterpiece than Mather House, a high-rise Harvard dorm- Slate |
| House that sparked a reconsideration of design on sale: Sarah Susanka's Not So Big House (AP)prototype- Charlotte Observer |
| 10 Titles to Inspire, Inform, and Amuse: Holiday Book Round-up- ArchNewsNow |
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- Zaha Hadid Architects: Bergisel Ski Jump 2002, Bergisel Mountain, Austria
- Mecanoo Architecten: St. Maria of the Angels Cemetery Chapel, Rotterdam, The Netherlands
- And our annual fundraiser: Le Corbusier's Monastery of Sainte-Marie de La Tourette, Eveux, France, needs your help |
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