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February 28, 2002

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The TED [Technology Entertainment and Design] Conference: 3 Days in the Future - Richard Saul Wurman et al (free registration-required)- New York Times

Dramatic design wins ROM [Royal Ontario Museum] competition: Crystal-shaped glass extensions would reorient museum toward Bloor St. - Daniel Libeskind; Bregman + Hamann Architects- Toronto Star

Mansion House neighbour wins friends: the proposed development would be a positive contribution to the street - Shay Cleary Architects- Irish Times (via Archeire)

Architecture's New Motto: Design Till You Drop: Daniel Herman contends that most of the 20th century's best-known architects had "nothing but contempt for shopping." (free registration-required)- New York Times

Terry Farrell unveils £75m Swiss Cottage scheme [images]- The Architects' Journal

Praise it or raze it? The bid to landmark a huge strip of Michigan Avenue has foes arguing that it's like preserving the city in aspic. By Blair Kamin- Chicago Tribune

Seattle sojourn sheds light for Denver delegation: in many ways a more visually exciting place than Denver. - Barker Rinker Seacat- Denver Post

Sky-high premiums: Since Sept. 11, the cost of policies to cover public places against acts of terrorism has gone through the roof...has put a damper on the development of skyscrapers for the foreseeable future.- San Francisco Chronicle

A landmark himself, [Walter] Kidney remains devoted to city's architecture- Pittsburgh Post-Gazette

Grants give rise to green schools (GreenBiz.com)- Environmental News Network

[Cincinnati] Planners go back to the future: Streetcars- Kentucky Post

Curtain to fall on Japanese PM's residence: [to be] replaced by a white five-story building...somewhat boxy structure- CNN

 

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