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Today's News - July 22, 2003

We lose a respected architect and teacher. -- WTC site lines: not only about what the Freedom Tower should look like, but now it's where it should stand. -- Good news for affordable housing in Lower Manhattan. -- Arts groups stake their claims (they hope). -- Street furniture program to include public toilets (and lots of advertising). -- A call to integrate air/rail transportation system. -- Rebuilding a decaying town holds possible key for others in the same straights. -- Town of Lost Rabbit designed for people (what a concept!). -- Hope for Toronto's Downsville Park seen in Manhattan's Battery City success. -- Notable dwellings being developed for Sydney city dwellers. -- A retirement village with something for everyone. -- Museums as amusement parks. -- Rediscovering a splendid old building in Washington, DC. -- A "peculiarly Canadian" combination of performing arts hall and hokey star hall of fame. -- A modern addition for a stately castle. -- High Line fate looks promising, but is still up in the air. -- Structural engineers: how bond with your architects and contractors. -- Honoring a lost Wright masterpiece.