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Today’s News - Thursday, March 28, 2002

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Building Design: Report Sees Lower Towers That Can Empty Faster- New York Times

London eyesore [Marsham Street towers] was depressing place to work: new plans, drawn up by Sir Terry Farrell...- The Times (UK)

Minneapolis Institute of Arts approves $50 million expansion: The design by Michael Graves, who also is working on an addition to the Children's Theatre...- Minneapolis Star Tribune

[William Jefferson Clinton International] Peace centre on bomb site sparks design row - Richard Pierce, Bill Maxwell- The Irish Times

Critic rips modern U.S. architecture: James Kunstler speaks at Virginia Tech- Roanoke Times

Chinese city's plans to rise again: "...spending almost $2bn a year to make Guangzhou...an ecological city"- BBC (UK)

University of Minnesota names new director of Design Center for American Urban Landscape - Ann Forsyth- Minneapolis Star Tribune

New D-Day museum honours Canadians: Juno Beach centre to chronicle troops' role in WW II - Chamberlain Architect Services- The Toronto Star

Tribute: John C. LeBey: Architect left a legacy - An advocate for historic Savannah is remembered for blending old with new. [images]- Savannah Morning News

Frankfurt's High-Rise at a Low Ebb- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (Germany)

Work starts on new luxury hotel downtown - HKS; Hirsch Bedner Associates- San Antonio Business Journal

Hangzhou to Build China's Biggest Int'l Conference Center [images]- People's Daily (China)

Airports in the throes of change: Altered security procedures, screening devices require new designs for terminals (Wall Street Journal)- San Francisco Gate

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