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A New Office Tower in Shenzhen, China, by Brennan Beer Gorman/Architects- ArchNewsNow |
Beijing invites designs for Olympics facilities: bidding documents post April 2 - deadline July 2, 2002 [available in Chinese, English, French, Spanish]- Beijing Olympics Organization Committee |
Natural History Museum of Los Angeles County Considers 5 Design Firms: ...renovation of up to $300 million. - David Chipperfield Architects; Foster and Partners; Herzog & de Meuron; Steven Holl Architects; Machada and Silvetti Associates- Los Angeles Times |
Obituary: Graham Marriott Thorp, Architect 1920-2001 - Designs on life appeared not only on drawing board- Sydney Morning Herald |
Making it easy to be green: Eye to environment could save builders money, forum says- Connecticut Post |
Breaking Down Washington's Glass Wall: Pepco's Downtown Building A First for Black Architects - Devrouax & Purnell- Washington Post |
Tattered treasure: Saved from ruin once, the 1915 Palace of Fine Arts needs help from dome top to lagoon bottom [images]- San Francisco Chronicle |
Architecture: Our food mandarins dine in swell surroundings: Food and Veterinary Office (FVO) by Ciaran O'Connor/Office of Public Works (OPW)- The Sunday Times (UK) |
In a field of its own: Like it or not, 250 Eurocrats are moving into their new [Food and Veterinary Office] complex next week. Frank McDonald, Environment Editor, recounts the saga that dogged its construction - Office of Public Works- The Irish Times |
Architects urged to look abroad for work: ...by new president of the Singapore Institute of Architects - John Ting- The Straits Times (Singapore) |
New port city to emerge in Shanghai- China Daily |
U.S. Report on Trade Center Echoes Lessons of Past Disasters- New York Times |
Lajitas Mesa resort begins taking orders: ...secluded Big Bend community...is remote...haven for the wealthy- San Antonio Express-News |
In a California Desert, Visions of Country Clubs: ...a 9,000-acre desert development...a university, a technology center, 7,000 housing units, 3 hotels, 2 country clubs, 12 golf courses, a school, shops, restaurants and 15,000 employees.- New York Times |
AirWalk designers win $6m contract to design airwalk in Queensland. - Jacob, Allom, Wade Architects; Thompson and Brett- The Mercury (Australia) |
