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Today's News - July 12, 2004
Two views about today's architectural icons: "attempts to lend dignity to their surroundings" or "ruining our cities." -- Edinburgh hailed as one of Europe's finest cities, and some great "glam" shots of Hollyrood interiors. - Big plans continue to grow for L.A.'s Grand Avenue. -- A "visionary brief" for a deprived U.K. community. -- Cash-generating slot machine parlors in Philadelphia may not generate good design. -- New life for an historic Chicago neighborhood while Gehry takes center stage in another part of town. -- Great Parks/Great Cities conference: something to learn from everywhere. -- Scaling back Anchorage museum plans: "a vision with a price tag." -- Erickson at 80: "the Frank Lloyd Wright of Canada." -- Perhaps not such a great complement if one talks to an FLW-designed home owner. -- New presidents for Alberta, Canada, architects and U.K.'s RIBA. -- Transitions in the wind for Grimshaw and Rogers firms.
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