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Today's News - September 29, 2003

Baltimore loses its "its design conscience." -- Pinching pennies doesn't always save dollars. -- Grand plans (that don't always work) for grand avenues, squares, and communities in Los Angeles, Cleveland, London, and Malaysia. -- A picture can be worth a thousand words - and a few million dollars. -- Kudos - with caveats - for Koolhaas campus. -- A museum not even two years old folds, "foiled by…white-elephant architecture…" -- High praise for Foster's soaring gherkin. -- A standing ovation for theater expansion. -- Soldier Field: fighting for good press. -- Libeskind's first house is "a brave and remarkable structure…a fitting home for an artist who thrives on ambiguity, designed by an architect who does the same." -- Housing that is affordable, accessible, and award winning. -- Museum design on exhibit. -- A Scotsman is tops. -- A conference on architectural education launches website.