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Today's News - March 17, 2003
This week at ArcSpace: Hadid in Rome and three reasons to visit New York. -- Fox & Fowle in name only. -- WTC competition an open process that exposed "the egos of architects and the potency of public opinion." -- We lose a master of open spaces in urban centers. -- The Guggenheim to go underwater in Rio. -- Intangibles like atmosphere and character in urban place making makes concrete sense. -- Plenty can happen when 80 architects volunteer a weekend to design housing for nonprofit organizations. -- AIA Housing Awards offer inspiration. -- Commercial projects getting greener - but still have a ways to go. -- The architecture correspondent of The Times of London says there's a message from England in recycling Long Island psychiatric hospital campus. -- No high marks for Chicago's newest high-rise. -- AR+D Emerging Architecture awards offer "real hope for an enlightened future." -- Mixed review for San Francisco's newest museum. -- Cincinnati's newest museums almost ready for prime time. -- Keynoters at RAIA conference include Japanese architect Waro Kishi and American architect Rick Joy. -- Archigram exhibit a big hit in Taipei. -- Just what are all those tunnels under Tokyo?
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- Zaha Hadid Architects: Groundbreaking for MAXXI: centre for contemporary art, Rome, Italy
- Exhibition: Leonardo da Vinci, Master Draftsman, The Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York City
- Richard Meier & Partners: Restaurant 66, New York City
- Polshek Partnership: Rose Center for Earth and Space, American Museum of Natural History, New York City |
Fox Departs Fox & Fowle- ArchNewsNow |
| City Observed: WTC: An Open Blueprint: ...a beauty pageant, a pie throwing contest and an architectural equivalent to a poetry slam. Wam, Bam. And you can call me Dan. By Sam Hall Kaplan- KCRW.org (Los Angeles) |
| Obituary: Robert Hanna, 67, Architect of Open Spaces in Cities- New York Times |
| Guggenheim goes to Brazil: Rio de Janeiro that will see the construction of a $150 million underwater Guggenheim museum by Jean Nouvel [image]- The Art Newspaper |
| Allure of living the dream: As they explore the potential of ‘place-making’, regenerators are discovering the power of image, atmosphere and character.- Regeneration Magazine (UK) |
| Architects team up on nonprofit housing designs- Minneapolis Star Tribune |
| American Institute of Architects Announces Nine Recipients of 2003 Housing PIA Awards- AIA |
| Earth-friendly offices could be greener still: If anyone is going to be assigned the job of saving the Earth, it's architects, builders and developers. By Inga Saffron- Philadelphia Inquirer |
| The Case for Treatment: In deciding what to do at Kings Park psychiatric, let's look to England. By Marcus Binney- NY Newsday |
| "Towers on a podium" deaden cityscape: River East Center. By Blair Kamin - DeStefano Keating Partners- Chicago Tribune |
| The light stuff: A bright, airy car park? A church with glass walls? New buildings that break all the rules. By Jonathan Glancey - Sean Godsell; Overdiek and Partner; Jensen and Skodvin- Guardian (UK) |
| New Asian Art Museum intrigues, disappoints: modern architects need to develop a more imaginative bag of tricks when they are working alongside the ornate architecture of the past. - Gae Aulenti; HOK; LDA Architects; Robert Wong Architect- Mercury News (California) |
| In 2 months, 2 big openings: Rosenthal Center for Contemporary Art and Cincinnati Art Museum, Cincinnati Wing - Zaha Hadid; KZF Design [images]- Cincinnati Enquirer |
| Tapping into architect’s concerns: Ian Moore of Engelen Moore has been appointed creative director of the Royal Australian Institute of Architects’ (RAIA) annual conference May 24 -28- Infolink (Australia) |
| Archigram: looking back at yesterday's future: Before there was the World Wide Web, a British architectural movement envisaged urban mobility as inflatable houses and cities with legs [images]- Taipei Times |
| Seven riddles suggest a secret city beneath Tokyo- Japan Times |
| New Street Parking Garage - Frazier Associates [images]- ArchNewsNow |
| WTC Proposals: Who's Saying What Worldwide (updated 03/14/03)- ArchNewsNow |
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