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Today's News - June 29, 2004

ArcSpace this week: doors, Hollywood Bowl, and a youth house in Copenhagen. -- The first Architectural Biennial 2004 Beijing sparks heated debate. -- Green thumbs up (and down) for Chicago mayor's green dreams. -- Build green and make the economy grow (now there's a concept!). -- Lofty green dreams in Brooklyn. -- A rosy future for Houston? -- A not-so-rosy future view from Jane Jacobs. -- Both sides throwing punches in Manhattan's West Side stadium brawl. -- Glaser wins National Design Award; American designers lose to the Danes at MoMA. -- Beverly Hills gets culture - and saves a landmark. -- Mixed reviews for Graves library design. -- Tourism or protection, is there a win-win situation for World Heritage sites? -- Get set for a Charles Rennie Mackintosh explosion. -- British piers are a legacy of Victorian pride. -- Docomomo takes a stand to save "a perfect example of "functionalist" architecture in Scotland" (or, if you're the owner, an "obscure modern architecture lobby group" wants to save an "eyesore"). -- Frank Lloyd Wright School of Architecture plays the "Survivor" game. -- Controversial Wales Millennium Centre takes second place as public favorite (astonishing the architect). -- Open letter to the New York Times: Good-bye Muschamp…here's what the new architecture critic needs to do.