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Today's News - September 9, 2004
Building boom and hurricanes: history repeats itself in Miami. -- Two 9/11 memorials and one man with a mission. -- Lessons from India in eco-friendly housing. -- Architecture that works for housing the homeless. -- A creative revolution (and new neighborhood): Britain's answer to the Left Bank. -- Call for papers for "Conserving the Modern in Canada" conference. -- A call for historic status for a biscuit factory in Pennsylvania. -- Dhaka University marred by construction. -- Preservationists ponder new uses for historic H.H. Richardson complex in Buffalo. -- Study finds design teams a bit too optimistic about results of green design. -- A push for green schools in U.K. and hopes that they "will turn out an environmentally conscious crop of children." -- More than the Komodo dragon will live on London Zoo green roof. -- A memorial to American draft dodgers in Canada. -- Aspiring designers spend their summers studying. -- GSA joins ACE Mentoring Program. -- Christopher Dresser: the man who reshaped design.
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