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Today's News - April 20, 2005
Death and life of Manhattan dreams: Huxtable eloquently bemoans Ground Zero developments (or lack thereof): "We have lost what we hoped to gain - a creative rebirth downtown." -- But high hopes for the High Line go every higher. -- Some cheer, some scoff at Portland's big plans to be a world-class city. -- Singapore seeks architecture with the "X-factor." -- Finally a green guide for healthcare design. -- Are "smart buildings" becoming overly smart? -- "Zaha gets her za-za-zoom": BMW project the "first big building that really struts her stuff." -- A profile of Melbourne's "curator of architecture." -- IALD lighting design award winners shine. -- California has a new State Architect. -- Libeskind's 2001 Serpentine Gallery takes center stage in Cork.
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Death of the Dream: There won't be a creative rebirth at Ground Zero after all. By Ada Louise Huxtable -- Libeskind; Childs; Calatrava; Gehry- Wall Street Journal |
Abandoned rail's an urban dream: A MoMA exhibit ["The High Line"] and a new Web site dare to envision an oasis that meanders down the West Side. By Justin Davidson -- Field Operations/Diller Scofidio + Renfro- NY Newsday |
Portland Development Commission wants city to move up in class: Agency envisions Portland in same league as London or Paris...“We’re not there yet” -- Michael Graves; Calatrava; Angelil/Graham/Pfenninger/Scholl; Gehry- Portland Tribune (Oregon) |
Iconic architecture anticipated: Singapore recently announced the approval for two Integrated Resorts...In what ways can the architecture help to inject that X-factor? Q&A with Rita Soh, President of the Singapore Institute of Architects -- Daniel Libeskind and Jon Jerde; Liu Thai Ker- Radio Singapore International |
Imagine, Cancer Treatment Centers Built Without Carcinogens: Green Guide For Health Care: Co-Director Robin Guenther, AIA, talks about the green building movement's first health-based building guidelines. -- Guenther5 Architects- Healthy Building Network |
Overly smart buildings: Architects and engineers extol elegant simplicity -- at least as a goal. But many of the problems that undermined earlier attempts at smartening up buildings...threaten to compromise the next generation.- Technology Research News |
Zaha gets her za-za-zoom: When BMW commissioned the fêted Zaha Hadid to design its 3-Series manufacturing plant near Leipzig, the company knew it would get far more than just a building...the new Wagner of industrial architecture... By Jay Merrick- Independent (UK) |
Curator of Melbourne's architecture: RMIT University's Leon van Schaik is committed to putting Melbourne architects on the world stage. By Norman Day- The Age (Australia) |
IALD Awards 23 International Lighting Design Projects Representing Eight Countries [images]- International Association of Lighting Designers (IALD) |
American Institute of Architects, California Council Congratulates California's New State Architect David Thorman, FAIA- Business Wire |
Cork 2005 presents Eighteen Turns by Daniel Libeskind/Arup from May to December: ..extraordinary pavilion was commissioned by the Serpentine Gallery in 2001.- Archiseek (Ireland) |
Discovery and Collaboration = Chemical Reaction: University of Missouri-Columbia Life Sciences Center. By Gregory Blackburn, AIA - Anshen+Allen Architects/BNIM Architects [images]- ArchNewsNow |
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-- Daniel Libeskind: Imperial War Museum, Manchester, UK |
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