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Today's News - October 6, 2003

This week at ArcSpace: Miralles in Scotland, Piano in Manhattan, and Hodgetts + Fung in Pasadena. -- New York City's first official Architecture Week launches tomorrow with a new Center for Architecture. -- Curious confusion about who actually won U2 Tower competition. -- Mies house goes to auction December 12 (could it end up in Idaho?). -- I.M. Pei: and insightful interview and a thoughtful review of his Washington, DC work. -- Living small: affordable, livable, and aesthetically rewarding. -- An architect dedicated to the needs of the needy (bathhouse included). -- A gem of a ferry house is up for Stirling Prize (winners will be announced Saturday). -- Another arts project with hopes of spurring development. -- Even acoustician is worried about too few seats in performing arts center. -- Cathedral on the fast track: after 121 years, builders say they only need another 20 to finish Gaudi's masterpiece. -- Over-the-top amenities to lure students. -- Awards for innovative learning environments (not too many Jacuzzis on the list). -- Design award winners abound in San Francisco, Maryland, and Kentucky.