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Today's News - February 18, 2004
Today we celebrate ANN's second anniversary! (here's to many more…) -- Cities everywhere dealing with downtown and waterfront revitalization. -- A town gets a TV makeover. -- Shortlist for Vancouver Art Gallery makeover. -- High praise for a California homeless shelter and a Kansas City child care center. -- A sustainable "hobbit-hole" house will lose the battle to bulldozers, but (hopefully) will win the war. -- Starbucks has its eye on Ireland. -- New digs for Dallas arts magnet school closer to reality. -- Holyrood wanted a horseshoe but got a banana - doesn't want to pay for redesign and delay. -- A night with Wright a sweet dream-come-true. -- Starchitects and industrial designers make Wired magazine's Rave list.
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A wise design for downtown architecture: It is, of course, a delicate question of how far the city should go in requiring developers to meet improved architectural standards.- The Edmonton Journal (Canada) |
What's your ideal downtown? Phoenix Futures Downtown Survey...along with more public discussion will be used to help mold a plan... - Jerde Partnership- Arizona Republic |
Breathing new life into derelict area: Proposal would add 6,000 housing units. By Christopher Hume - Urban Design Associates [image]- Toronto Star |
Cities find support of arts boosts jobs, tourism, vitalilty- Cleveland Plain Dealer |
Waterfront 'Access' May Actually Keep Public Out: Even with certain contextual design features built into the zoning, high rise housing is likely to create a wall of luxury apartments...- Gotham Gazette |
Lights, Camera, Design, Action! The UK's newest TV makeover program...revitalization of an entire town...pulled in a top design shortlist despite the minimal fee...- The Architect's Newspaper |
Vancouver Art Gallery issues redesign shortlist - Peter Cardew Architects; Machado and Silvetti Associates; Micahel Maltzan Architecture; Alsop Architects/Robbie Young + Wright Architects- Globe and Mail (Canada) |
Architect enhances shelters for homeless: "People are starting to understand the quality of the environment is an important aspect" - Sam Davis- Contra Costa Times (California) |
New child-care center earns applause for architect: Architects are like offensive linemen in football. Unless they make a mistake, they rarely get noticed. - Thomas Eatman/Peckham Guyton Albers & Viets- Kansas City Star |
Champion of green homes bows to planners: Long battle to maintain sustainable roundhouse ends after national park threatens to send in bulldozers. "...we might have lost the battle but won the war." - Tony Wrench- Guardian (UK) |
Starbucks cafe chain plans to launch in Ireland: has commissioned a Dublin-based architecture firm...responsible for the design of the five-star Morrison Hotel...to design 30 stores - Douglas Wallace- Irish Times |
Dallas arts high school gets hefty donation: $10 million toward construction of a larger, more modern building for the Booker T. Washington High School for the Performing and Visual Arts. - Brad Cloepfil/Allied Works Architecture- Dallas Morning News |
Call to cut fees of Holyrood designers: ...for designing a banana-shaped chamber instead of a horseshoe...redesign to get back to the initial plan delayed the project by at least four months. - Enric Miralles; RMJM- The Scotsman (UK) |
A night with Wright: ...one of the world's most idiosyncratic skyscrapers -- Wright's Price Tower... By Blair Kamin - Wendy Evans Joseph; Zaha Hadid- Chicago Tribune |
Nominations Announced for Fifth Annual Wired Rave Awards - Pierre de Meuron and Jacques Herzog; Norman Foster; Jeanne Gang; Frank Gehry; Zaha Hadid; Laurene Leon Boym; etc.- PR Newswire |
And the Winners Are: New Housing New York Competition Winners: Exhibition of inspiring designs for affordable, sustainable housing opens tomorrow.- ArchNewsNow |
Habitat 825: An apartment building draws inspiration from its neighbor - Schindler's Kings Road House. - Lorcan O'Herlihy Architects [images]- ArchNewsNow |
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