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Today's News - January 16, 2003

The Esplanade in Singapore: extreme culture (and architecture) on the waterfront. -- Confusion continues to swirl around Ground Zero; AIA New York Chapter and New York New Visions make their views clear. -- Gardens of Remembrance will be among the first realities. -- Preservation lessons for Chicago from New York. -- San Francisco's Old Mint: museum, condos, or affordable housing (why not just give it to the Board of Ed, like NYC?). -- Stellar teams for Boston's Surface Artery projects. -- Urban experts say Sydney "should start behaving like other world cities…and assume a more mature approach to long-term sustainability." -- Developers of architectural gems in Toronto are praised for "doing it simply for the love of good building." -- Good design and sustainable architecture is good business in Portland. -- International starchitects invited to compete for Mariinsky Theater in Moscow. -- Affordable housing issues on the agenda in San Francisco. -- Cornell architecture and planning department to stay in one piece. -- Dimming city lights to see the sky. -- Art Deco and Miami. Michael Graves and Target: "I never thought I'd be making something with laundry."