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Today's News - September 15, 2004
We lose a modern master. -- Two more takes on Venice Biennale. -- A series on selling the Thames Gateway project. -- An international competition to design skinny houses: "Portlanders hate two things: urban sprawl and density." -- Letter from Beijing: Is the city demolishing too much of its past? -- A charge of plagiarism, and the author admits "There's really no excuse." -- Corporate HQ in Indianapolis draws yawns. -- A glassy design for Raleigh convention center gets mixed reviews. -- In Boston, architects become developers to "channel their idealism into real-world projects." -- Doors open this weekend for AIA San Francisco Home Tours. -- Yale exhibition explores Modernist design in 1930s America. -- We couldn't resist: 10 Things Your Architect Won't Tell You.
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