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Today's News - September 2, 2003
Four interesting takes on the New Ground Zero: Museum of Freedom a political ploy? -- The battle for culture begins. -- Are open competitions really open? -- The invisible architect is really quite visible. -- A U.K. housing study is sure to raise planners' eyebrows. -- New urbanism is a good fit for downtowns. -- Perhaps civic centers are not. -- Several million square meters of new office space in Moscow will be very smart. -- Dia:Beacon offers lessons for Cleveland. -- Liverpool possible World Heritage site. -- Birmingham, U.K. department store astonishes. -- An architectural marriage made in heaven goes to you-know-where. -- An impressive shortlist for a pedestrian bridge in Scotland. -- Museum firsts in North Carolina and New Zealand. -- Target offers high-style prefabs. -- An architecture professor turned crime novelist writes a real page-turner (some characters may sound familiar). -- A "lively little book" about L'Enfant. To subscribe to the free daily newsletter click
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