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Today's News - February 11, 2003
Developer wants all the bucks for his buildings. -- Money speaks louder than architecture. -- Time gives time to Libeskind. -- Brownfields can turn green. -- Rethinking urban development. -- One solution: floating cities? -- Barcelona planner takes a look at Plymouth, UK. -- Massive California development off the radar of sprawl-watchers. -- A model development in Colorado. -- Historic remodels in Portland disappoint. -- Mori and Wright the right fit. -- No slowdown in museum expansions and design competitions. -- Neutra house a steal(?) at $7 million.
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| Offices at WTC site is titan's tall order: Silverstein Says That Billions in WTC Insurance Must Pay for Office Buildings - and nothing else.- NY Daily News |
| Site Unseen: The two final plans for rebuilding ground zero may seem like a triumph of design, but in fact they’re a triumph for developers. By Joseph Giovannini- New York Magazine |
| Filling The Voids: Daniel Libeskind, once just a theorist, is now the world's hottest practitioner- Time magazine |
| Obituary: Courtland Paul, 75; Landscape Architect, a founding member of the American Institute of Landscape Architects- Los Angeles Times |
| Brownfields: bounty from a $7-billion blue box: a new strategy from National Round Table on the Environment and the Economy- Globe and Mail (Canada) |
| Immediate need to rethink urban development- Builder Online |
| Off-shore cities floated as cure for overcrowding- Observer (UK) |
| Vision for City Must Be Bolder: Cultural Strategy for Plymouth - David Mackay/MBM Arquitectes- Plymouth Evening Herald (UK) |
| Newhall Ranch a World Away From Ahmanson: Far from L.A.'s wealthy activists, 21,600-home project avoids the outcry over a smaller plan.- Los Angeles Times |
| Western Belle: A Colorado developer's risk pays off as he creates a new model for affordability and design. - Arlo Braun and Associates- Builder Online |
| Two tricky remodels prove disappointing: Pioneer Courthouse and Portland Art Museum - SERA Architects; Ann Beha Architects- The Oregonian |
| Toshiko Mori's design matches her to Mr. Wright: Darwin D. Martin House Complex [images]- Buffalo News |
| Polshek Partnership Chosen as Architect for Expansion of the Ackland Art Museum- Art Museum Network News |
| Art Institute Proceeds With Plans for New Renzo Piano Wing: $100 Million Raised to Date- Yahoo News |
| Finalists: San Jose State University Museum of Art and Design Competition: SPF:a; Eight, Inc.; WW; PXS; Swanke Hayden Connell/London [images]- San Jose State University |
| First-time listing of Neutra's Henry Singleton House [scroll down page]- Los Angeles Times |
| Good Urbanism: RiverPark Master Plan to transform 700 acres of abandoned gravel-mining pits and a failed commercial project - AC Martin Partners [images]- ArchNewsNow |
| WTC Proposals: Who's Saying What Worldwide (updated Feb. 7)- ArchNewsNow |
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- Raimond Abraham: Austrian Cultural Forum, New York City
- Michael Jantzen: M - House, Gorman, California
- Yoshio Taniguchi and Associates: The Gallery of Horyuji Treasures, Tokyo National Museum |
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