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Today's News - August 6, 2004

LMDC issues RFP for WTC cultural complex. -- ASLA offers info from security design symposium online (no charge). -- Lord Rogers on urban renaissance: "Instead of squabbling about style, we should focus on the need to restructure our professional education." -- London hospital project called £1 billion scandal. -- Perth architects charged with "a lack of creativity and failing the challenge of designing buildings worthy of a capital city" (then there's always that pesky issue: budget). -- Holyrood called a turkey that is making architects "a twitchy lot." -- The sad state of teardowns: if you can afford it, you can do it. - Ushida Findlay calls it quits. -- On a brighter note: Milwaukee's newest tower is a winner. -- "Pasta towers" in Milan twist and turn (great image). -- The future of Saarinen's TWA terminal at JFK is not terminal. -- Saarinen's daughter carries on her family's creative legacy. -- Koolhaas contemplates public spaces. -- A modern mausoleum offers waterfalls and beautiful views. -- Australian architects take on domestic products. -- RAIC announces new president. -- Exhibitions highlight Mockbee and Alpine architecture.