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Today's News - May 30, 2003
Two very different headlines (but basically the same story) on Libeskind role at Ground Zero. -- Lobbying the 9/11 memorial jury. -- Bawa remembered. -- Architectural interns have a lot to say (and they're worth listening to). -- The public wins out (sometimes) in city planning wars. -- Planning for sustainable growth for 16 million. -- Hadid's museum a "siren's song" for art. -- Detroit park seen as an important part of downtown future. -- Indian VIP's build for themselves on public land. -- A metalworking shop bends the future of architecture. Weekend diversions: Frank Lloyd Wright house tours in Madison and books to take to the beach.
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| Leaseholder Sees Limited Role for Libeskind at Trade Center - Skidmore, Owings & Merrill; Kohn Pedersen Fox Associates; Foster & Partners; Renzo Piano Building Workshop- New York Times |
| Libeskind Won't be Tower's Builder- NY Post |
| Jury for Sept. 11 Memorial Is Facing Spirited Lobbying- New York Times |
| Obituary: Geoffrey Bawa: Influential Sri Lankan architect who created new and original buildings from elements of different times and places- Guardian (UK) |
| 2003 ArchVoices Essay Competition Honorees: critical thinking (and writing) rewarded- ArchVoices |
| City Observed: Regional Planning: Public pressure sometimes prevails in the imperfect passion play that is the planning and design of cities... By Sam Hall Kaplan- KCRW.org (Los Angeles) |
| Area Vision for 2013: No Urban Sprawl: Sustainable growth the goal for San Diego and Tijuana region- San Diego Union-Tribune |
| The art of the museum: Breaking the "temples of culture" tradition, Cincinnati's enticing new center calls with a siren's song. By Nicolai Ouroussoff - Zaha Hadid- Los Angeles Times |
| Park opens door into city's future: Downtown complex key to Detroit hopes. - Project for Public Spaces; Rundell Ernstberger Associates- Detroit Free Press |
| VIPs construct on the wrong side of law: Encroach upon public land.- Indian Express (Bombay) |
| Bend the Rules of Structure: A Brooklyn metalworking shop with an unlikely name may hold the key to 21st-century shapemaking. - AlgoRhythms [images]- Metropolis Magazine |
| In the Wright place: Retired UW professor loves the calming effect of an architectural legend [images]- Milwaukee Journal Sentinel |
| Book Review: Human Scale in Architecture: George Molnar's Sydney: architect/cartoonist elegant wit skewered Sydney's urban planners [image]- Sydney Morning Herald |
| Charmed by 'alluring mistakes': One of the city's best known heritage architects explored the misaligned streets and boxy houses of Hintonburg and Mechanicsville for book...he liked what he saw. - John Leaning- Ottawa Citizen (Canada) |
| The beauty of barns: New book celebrates a Kansas tradition in words and pictures [images]- Topeka Capital-Journal |
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- Zaha Hadid: Inauguration: Contemporary Arts Center (CAC), Cincinnati, Ohio
- Wingårdh Architects: Winning design: Swedish Embassy, Washington, DC
- Moshe Safdie & Associates: Under construction: Khalsa Heritage Memorial Complex, Anadpur Sahib, Punjab, India
- Renzo Piano Building Workshop: Nearing completion: Nasher Sculpture Center, Dallas, Texas
- Exhibition: Renzo Piano - The Architect's Studio, Louisiana Museum, Humlebæk, Denmark |
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