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Today’s News - Friday, April 12, 2002

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Minister of Public Works and Government Services Announces New Parliamentary Precinct Building Project: will use a new Request for Proposals-Architectural Competition process. [RFP link included]- Canadian Corporate News

Rebuilding New York: Critical Crossroads, But Who's Driving?- GRID

Terry Farrell & Partners severs Swiss Cottage ties: pulled out of its £75 million...scheme, claiming it has been sidelined by developers.- The Architects' Journal (UK)

Obituary: Henry Swain, Architect, 77: a rare combination of romantic rebel and good technician.- The Guardian (UK)

Near Dulles, More Air and Space: Huge New Smithsonian Museum Is on Schedule for Opening Next Year - HOK- Washington Post

Hadid wins with ‘fluid’ solution for BMW factory [images]- The Architects' Journal (UK)

See Tech Go: Using computer technology, the Southern California firm CTEK gives shape to visionary projects ranging from science-fiction vehicles to glittering glass walls.- Los Angeles Times

'Extra-energy efficient': First two California Green Builders selected- Inman News

Weak law fails preservation projects- The Jakarta Post

Oz [Australian] construction industry lags world in innovation- Infolink (Australia)

Opinion: Ivory Towers of Concrete: Harvard’s landscape is blotted by hideous concrete towers that would seem more at home in East Berlin- The Harvard Crimson

City seeking policies for river corridor use - Studio Architecture- The Oklahoman

Glasgow set to become 'new Berlin' in construction boom- The Herald (Scotland)

Diktat of the Architectural Avant-Garde: Moscow's venerable Shchusev Architecture Museum- Frankfurter Allgemeine Zeitung (Germany)

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