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Today's News - August 22, 2003
Ground Zero: High hopes that Calatrava will keep other players "honest." -- High praise for high octane during blackout (we'd beg to differ, but the comments section seems to cover all the bases). -- Brick roads making a most welcome comeback. -- Public housing project named among "10 Buildings in America's Future" in the 1950s faces wrecking ball. -- Public housing project in the U.K. makes Cabe top-10 (though why architects - other than Foster and Libeskind - aren't mentioned is always a mystery to us). -- Architecture the answer to dreary homeless shelters. -- Toronto university projects changing the face of the city - for the better. -- Chicago architecture turning the city into "Blah-ville" with "plop architecture." -- Not all are happy with plans for Princeton parking lots. -- UConn lines up a billion for building projects. -- Architects and facility managers collaborate (it only took five years).
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