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Today's News - January 24, 2005
ArcSpace explores Caltrans HQ in L.A. -- Thames Gateway plans lack vision say some notable visionaries. -- Some preservationists not happy with plans to alter Lincoln center open spaces. -- L.A. wants to take its river back. -- American beats out Brits for big green U.K. project. -- Building boom for private schools. -- Oregon museum reborn. -- One big roof for arts and athletics in West Vancouver. -- New documentary about FLW's "magnificent obsession" with all things Japanese. -- Developers make friends by backing preservation. -- Madrid hotel designed by starchitects could be home to the stars or "aesthetic overkill." -- A glass tower in Dublin offers life in a goldfish bowl. -- Holyrood called the "anit-icon icon." -- Karim Rashid and Daniel Libeskind making their marks.
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Morphosis: Caltrans District 7 Headquarters, Los Angeles, California |
‘More vision needed’ for Thames Gateway: Panel member Will Alsop leads call for London design committee to look at wider picture - Adjaye; Foster; Farrell; MacCormac; Rogers; Branson Coates- BD/Building Design (UK) |
Preservationists Criticize Plans to Change Lincoln Center - Dan Kiley; Diller, Scofidio + Renfro; Docomomo- New York Times |
Return of the River: Waterway's Past and Present Give Hope to a Vital Future. By Sam Hall Kaplan- LA Downtown News |
US firm beats UK stars to Creative Planet job: William McDonough & Partners has beaten competition from Will Alsop and Grimshaw, among others, to design a groundbreaking new exhibition and collections centre in Wiltshire thought to be the largest in Europe.- BD/Building Design (UK) |
Private schools undergo a building boom: Emphais is on innovation and eye appeal...environmentally conscious "green" features, outdoor classrooms and ways of bringing the outdoors inside. - Lord, Aeck & Sargent [images]- Atlanta Journal-Constitution |
Out of the vault: The Jordan Schnitzer Museum of Art in Eugene is open for business -- and ideas about art. By Randy Gragg - Hammond Beeby Rupert Ainge/SRG Partnership- The Oregonian |
Community Action: A community centre in West Vancouver combines artistic and athletic programs under one big roof. - Patkau Architects [images]- Canadian Architect |
The Japanese aesthetic: "Magnificent Obsession: Frank Lloyd Wright's Buildings and Legacy in Japan"- Chicago Sun-Times |
Landmarks find place amid relentless growth: Developers work towns' histories into their plans to please preservationists. - Gunn Levine Architects- Detroit News |
Is this the most stylish hotel in the world? Norman Foster is one of a dream team of 22 architectural 'galacticos' completing Madrid's new superhotel Hotel Puerta América. - Ron Arad; Chipperfield; Pawson, Kathryn Findlay; Hadid; Newson; Nouvel; Javier Mariscal- Independent (UK) |
Net curtains not allowed in goldfish bowl tower: 16-storey tower earmarked for Dublin’s docklands will be completely transparent... - Shay Cleary Architects- The Times (UK) |
Holyrood is ‘without parallel’ in 100 years of architecture: Leading academic praises parliament as ‘tour de force’...a new breed of international icon: the “anti-icon icon”... - Charles Jencks; Enric Miralles; RMJM- The Herald (Scotland) |
Lord of creation: What is Karim Rashid on? Whatever it is, I want some.- The Scotsman (UK) |
A solid foundation: With a new autobiography, architect Daniel Libeskind discusses his Jewish influences, eternal optimism, and rebuilding the World Trade Center.- Jewsweek Magazine |
Artful Elegance: University of Oklahoma Mary and Howard Lester Wing/Fred Jones Jr. Museum of Art by Hugh Newell Jacobsen, FAIA, opens tomorrow [images]- ArchNewsNow |
Castle Keep: Boston Smith & Wollensky: Elegance and Americana make a perfect recipe for a classic steakhouse. - Haverson Architecture and Design [images]- ArchNewsNow |
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