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Today's News - May 4, 2004

Are Athens' Olympic dreams and Silverstein's WTC schemes turning to dust? -- Has the planning profession lost its way? -- Good info and great resources for using and recycling construction materials. -- Car-crazy Houston's new trolley can teach us all a thing or two. -- For emerging professionals: a call for entries. -- Maltese heritage park will have a Swiss accent. -- New visitors center for a New England museum. -- Mussolini's villa to be transformed into a Holocaust museum. -- A library as public living room. -- Desert Modern all the rage - again. -- Town home project to complement a museum design (never mind no one knows what that design looks like). -- An "enfant terrible of Scottish architecture" designs an artful bridge that may - or may not - be built. -- High school students work with a master of landscape design to rescue a park. -- A Polish architect under-appreciated in his own hometown (and he minces no words about it). -- Discussions among notables about urban trends and historic sites in Palm Beach and Tehran. -- Pei is the focus of Washington, DC exhibit. -- Wisconsin architects awarded for form, function, and originality.