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| December 2005 |
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12/27/05 AIA
Board of Directors Sets Ambitious Agenda for Sustainability
12/23/05 Mississippi
Renewal Report
12/22/05 Donald
J. Canty, Former Editor of Architecture Magazine, Dies
12/22/05 Spending
Plan Holds Promises for Levees
12/21/05 Relaxed
Casino Siting Rules Prime Gulf Building Boom
12/20/05 Architect
James Ingo Freed Dies
12/19/05 $3
Billion Proposed for New Orleans Levee Work, But No Safety Guarantee
12/19/05 Architects
Create Animal Shelters in Pakistan's Earthquake Zone
12/16/05 After
Criticism, New Scheme Unveiled for Flight 93 Memorial
12/16/05 Viñoly
Sued Over Kimmel Center's Alleged Design Flaws
12/16/05 AIA
Hands Out More Major Awards
12/16/05 Japanese
Architect Admits to Falsifying Earthquake Resistance Documents
12/15/05 AIA
Names First Female CEO
12/15/05 Bethlehem
Group Hopes to Build Arts Center Within City's Old Steel Mills
12/15/05 Fund
Established to Help Save Gehry's Ohr-O'Keefe Museum in Mississippi
12/12/05 Neutra's
Kraigher House to Be Saved
12/08/05 AIA
Names 2006 Gold Medal and Firm Award Winners
12/07/05 U.S.
and European Architects Sign Mutual Recognition Agreement on Professional
Qualifications
12/07/05 Louisiana
Passes New Statewide Building Code; Critics Say It May Burden Home
Repairs
12/05/05 Coop
Himmelb(l)au Designing Film Center in South Korea
12/05/05 Developer
"Coco" Brown Dies
12/05/05 Power
Struggle Heats Up While Development Moves Slowly at Ground Zero |
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| November 2005 |
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11/30/05 Mississippi
Charette Report is Complete
11/28/05 Philadelphia
Growing Up with a Slew of High-Rise Projects
11/22/05 Libeskind
Moving Forward with Project in Tsunami-Stricken Sri Lanka
11/22/05 A
Look Back: Planner Ed Bacon
11/22/05 Preserving
New Orleans: An Interview with Richard Moe, President, National Trust
for Historic Preservation
11/22/05 AECOM
to Buy Planner EDAW
11/18/05 Superdome
Restoration Design Contract Awarded
11/18/05 Gulf
Coast States Consider Code and Zoning Change
11/16/05 Experts
Focus on How to Rebuild Low Income Housing in the Gulf Region
11/16/05 New
Orleans Rebuilding Leadership Beginning to Take Shape
11/15/05 Greenbuild
Focuses on Process Improvements and Business Case for Sustainability
11/14/05 AIA
Co-hosts Louisiana Recovery & Rebuilding Conference
11/14/05 Taniguchi
Wins Praemium Imperiale Prize
11/09/05 Prince
Charles Wins National Building Museum’s Vincent Scully Prize
11/08/05 Robert
Timme, USC Architecture Dean, Dies
11/08/05 Reed
Kroloff Appointed to New Orleans’ Rebuilding Commission
11/08/05 Canadian
Architect Resigns from Architectural Institute over Continuing Education
Policy
11/07/05 GSA
Names New Public Buildings Service Chief
11/03/05 Rafael
Viñoly Offering Training Course for Students and Young Architects
11/01/05 Cooper-Hewitt
Gives Out Annual Design Awards |
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| October 2005 |
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10/26/05 Gehry
Working on Contemporary Art Museum in Paris
10/26/05 Busy
in the Heartland, David Chipperfield Designing St. Louis Art Museum
Expansion
10/24/05 Hurricane
Katrina and Rita Damage Figures Become Clearer; Experts Debate What
Can Be Saved
10/24/05 Architecture
Community Fights For Role In Rebuilding After Hurricanes
10/18/05 Mississippi
Charrette Discusses How to Rebuild
10/17/05 New
Retail and Office Development to be Built by Nouvel in London
10/17/05 Scottish
Parliament Awarded RIBA Stirling Prize
10/14/05 Fashion
and Design Rejuvenate Historic Paris Dock Structure
10/14/05 Philip
Johnson's Final Project Under Construction
10/12/05 Largest
Privately Financed Construction Project to Rise in Las Vegas
10/12/05 Ground
Broken for Normandy Interpretive Center
10/11/05 Toyo
Ito Awarded the RIBA Gold Medal
10/11/05 Prefab
House by Prouvé Installed at Hammer Museum
10/06/05 Guggenheim
Names New Director; Krens to Develop More Museums
10/06/05 Chipperfield
to Design a Theater in Spain
10/06/05 Restored
Petit and Grand Palais Reopen
10/05/05 Rebuilding
the Mississippi Gulf: Architects Respond
10/05/05 Louvre
Annex to Open in Lens, France
10/04/05 Steven
Holl Building Opens at Pratt Institute
10/03/05 Rogers
Selected for Jacob Javits Convention Center Expansion
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| September 2005 |
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09/30/05 Gehry's
Work Coming to Baby-blue Boxes
09/29/05 International
Freedom Center Out at Ground Zero
09/26/05 Watergate
Hotel to Become Condos
09/23/05 Louisiana
Senators Propose $250-Billion Katrina Reconstruction Package, Other
Lawmakers Seek Offsetting Cut
09/19/05 Its
Population Doubled, Baton Rouge Forced to Adjust
09/15/05 FEMA
Providing Temporary Housing to Thousands of Hurricane Victims
09/15/05 Design
Unveiled for Shanksville, PA's Flight 93 Memorial
09/14/05 Bush
Suspends Davis-Bacon Rules for Rebuilding
09/14/05 Tulane
Architecture Students Scatter, Enroll as Visiting Students
09/13/05 Citizens
Group Lobbying to Expand Washington, D.C. Mall
09/13/05 Washington
Begins Drafting Legislation to Help Save Historic Properties in Hurricane
Zone
09/13/05 New
Orleans Architecture Firms Set Up Shop... Elsewhere
09/12/05 Architects
Weigh In On Rebuilding
09/12/05 Strategy
for Seven World Trade Center Exceeds Expectations
09/09/05 Debating
Flood Control Raises Urban Rebuilding Questions
09/07/05 Coastal
Alabama also Suffers Katrina's Wrath
09/03/05 New
Orleans Airport Faces at Least $40 Million in Damages; Runways Were
Rebuilt Just in Time, Says Official
09/01/05 Katrina
Has Devastating Impact on Architecture |
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| August 2005 |
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08/30/05 Corps
Scrambling to Plug New Orleans Floodwall Breaches
08/29/05 Louisiana
Officials Fear Major Oil and Gas Corridor May Be Under Water
08/29/05 Thorne
Named Executive Director of Pritzker Prize
08/26/05 Energy,
Transportation Bills Will Impact Architects
08/24/05 Restoration
Set To Begin On Wright's Ennis-Brown House
08/22/05 Next
Year's Venice Architecture Biennale Will Focus on City Planning
08/18/05 OMA
to Design New Tower in Louisville
08/16/05 Architect's
Lawsuit over Freedom Tower Moves Forward
08/16/05 Freedom
Center, Drawing Center in Jeopardy at Ground Zero
08/12/05 "Floating
Island" to Round Manhattan Next Month
08/12/05 Goldman
Sachs to Build Headquarters at Ground Zero After All
08/11/05 Herzog
& de Meuron to Build Museum in Long Island
08/10/05 Steven
Holl Designing Casino in Belgium
08/10/05 U.S.
Green Building Council to Receive National Building Museum's Turner
Prize
08/09/05 Viñoly's
Kennedy Center Plaza in D.C. on Hold
08/08/05 Louvre
to Open Islamic Art Wing
08/04/05 2005
AIA Compensation Report Says Architects Pay Outpaces the Economy
08/04/05 The
Gutter Dishes "Ill-mannered" Dirt
08/03/05 L.A.'s
Ambassador Hotel To Be Demolished, Replaced by School
08/03/05 Firm
Billings Down in June, Reports AIA
08/01/05 Hadid
Chosen to Design Main Pavilion for 2008 International Expo in Spain |
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| July 2005 |
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07/28/05 Calatrava
Unveils New Safety Features for World Trade Center Transit Hub
07/27/05 Calatrava
Designing Massive Tower in Chicago
07/25/05 Architect
Richard Solomon Dies
07/20/05 London
Moving Forward with Olympic Plans
07/20/05 NEA
Launches Initiative to Support Governors' Leadership in Design
07/20/05 Contest
Seeks World Trade Center Designs Based on Twin Towers
07/19/05 Plans
Unveiled for New York’s Moynihan Train Station
07/15/05 Revised
Atlantic Yards Plan Offers a Dramatic Vision for Brooklyn
07/13/05 Bellevue
Arts Museum Reopens
07/11/05 SOM's
Marilyn Jordan Taylor Appointed Urban Land Institute Chairman
07/07/05 London
Blasts Sharpen Concerns over Olympic Security
07/07/05 London
Wins Olympic Games by a Nose
07/07/05 2006
World Monuments Fund Watch List Announced
07/07/05 SCI-Arc
Loses Battle over the Right to Buy Its Building
07/06/05 Washington
State to Mandate Silver LEED Rating for Public Buildings
07/05/05 Gehry’s
American Center in Paris Gets New Lease on Life |
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| June 2005 |
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06/29/05 Redesigned
Freedom Tower Will Be Sleeker, Safer
06/28/05 Peter
Walker Accepts Second Ground Zero Commission
06/28/05 Supreme
Court Allows Cities to Seize Homes for Development
06/28/05 Yablon
Wins Competition to Design Visitors Center on Rose Kennedy Greenway
in Boston
06/24/05 Responses
Begin to Federal World Trade Center Report Recommendations
06/23/05 New
Venetian Resort Being Built in Macau
06/23/05 Russia's
Melnikov House to Become Museum
06/21/05 High
Line Receives Federal Authorization
06/16/05 New
York Yankees Building New Stadium
06/15/05 Wal-Mart
Heirs Sponsoring “Crystal Bridges” Art Museum in Arkansas
06/14/05 National
Trust Releases List of 11 Most Endangered Places
06/14/05 New
York Olympic Bid Still Alive with Stadium Plan in Queens
06/10/05 Norten
Wins Competition to Design Guadalajara Guggenheim
06/09/05 Masterplanner
Chosen to Help Revive Los Angeles River
06/08/05 Manhattan
Stadium Fails to Gain Approval
06/03/05 Designers
Selected for Coney Island’s New Parachute Pavilion
06/02/05 Chicago
Art Institute Unveils Revised Plans for Its Addition
06/02/05 Corcoran
Gallery Shelves Gehry-Designed Wing |
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| May 2005 |
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05/27/05 $800
Million to go to Lower Manhattan Improvements
05/27/05 AIA
Convention Draws Record Numbers
05/26/05 Ando’s
Museum Project in Paris is Scrapped
05/25/05 Modified
Whitney Expansion Plan Wins Approval
05/24/05 Design
for Snøhetta's World Trade Center Cultural Center Unveiled
05/24/05 Morphosis'
Alaska Capitol Project Put on Hold
05/24/05 SOM's
Oakland Cathedral Finally Breaks Ground
05/18/05 New
Zoning could Bring Large (and Affordable) Towers to Brooklyn Waterfront
05/17/05 Dia
Art Foundation Planning New Manhattan Gallery
05/13/05 MVRDV
Wins First-Ever Marcus Prize
05/11/05 Critics
Say National Trust Helped Doom Renowned St. Louis Building
05/10/05 Winner
Chosen for National AIDS Memorial Grove Landscape Competition
05/09/05 Canada
Welcomes Two Major Museum Projects
05/06/05 Is
Renzo Piano America's Default Architect?
05/06/05 Cartoon
Contest Makes Fun of New Walker Art Museum Addition
05/06/05 Four
Architects Leave Chong Partners to Start Firm
05/05/05 New
York Governor Supports Freedom Tower Redesign
05/05/05 L.A.
Firm Wins Lawsuit over Copied Home
05/05/05 New
Commissions Announced
05/03/05 President
of Lower Manhattan Development Corporation Steps Down
05/02/05 San
Francisco Group Staging Prison Design Boycott |
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| April 2005 |
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04/28/05 Chicago
Architect Wins Auction to Shatter Glass at Mies's Crown Hall
04/26/05 Security
Concerns Could Force Freedom Tower Design Changes
04/26/05 AIA
Honors Top Green Projects
04/22/05 New
York's High Line Reveals First Look at Its New Plans
04/22/05 AIA
Establishes Scholarship Fund to Help Cover Cost of Registration Exam
04/20/05 Morphosis
Dropped from Grand Avenue Project in Los Angeles
04/20/05 Studio
44, with OMA Consulting, Unveils Initial Plans for Hermitage Expansion
in St. Petersburg
04/14/05 Grimshaw
Chosen to Design Queens Museum
04/13/05 OMA's
Dutch Embassy in Berlin Wins EU's Mies van der Rohe Award
04/11/05 San
Francisco Competition Seeks to Energize New Housing Opportunities
04/08/05 Goldman
Sachs Halts Construction on Lower Manhattan Tower
04/08/05 Coldness
Between Koolhaas and Foster Could Impede Progress at Dallas Performing
Arts Project
04/08/05 Pritzker
Prize Winner Kenzo Tange Dies
04/07/05 Proposed
AIA Resolution Would Address Falling Numbers of Licensed Architects
04/07/05 New
Program Encourages Pro Bono Work in Architecture
04/01/05 Another
Architect Leaves Ellerbe Becket
04/01/05 California
Rescinds Selection of NFPA 5000 Building Code
04/01/05 HOK
Sport to Design Washington, D.C. Baseball Stadium |
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| March 2005 |
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03/29/05 British
Study Shows Architects to be Among Least Happy Professionals
03/28/05 Wright's
Ennis-Brown House Damaged by California Mudslides
03/28/05 Libeskind
Building Unusual Condominiums in Covington, Kentucky
03/28/05 Polshek
Designing New WGBH Headquarters near Boston
03/22/05 Ellerbe
Sues after Five Principals Jump to Rival HOK
03/21/05 Thom
Mayne Wins Pritzker Prize
03/17/05 Two
Lapidus Buildings Under Threat in New York
03/16/05 Italian
Government Cancels Isozaki's Uffizi Addition
03/16/05 Preservation
of 2 Columbus Circle Faces Further Setbacks
03/16/05 Boston
Announces Competition for Harbor Park Pavilion above Big Dig Project
03/14/05 Viñoly
Designing Cleveland Art Museum Expansion
03/09/05 Morphosis
Selected to Design Alaska State Capitol
03/09/05 Debate
Arises over New Bay Bridge Extension
03/08/05 Yung
Ho Chang Appointed Chair of MIT Architecture School
03/07/05 Foster
Designing New Globe Theater on New York’s Governor’s Island
03/04/05 Historic
Taliesin Photos Auctioned on eBay
03/03/05 Fire
Guts One of Spain's Tallest Buildings
03/03/05 Teams
Vie to Design New Midtown Train Station in New York
03/01/05 Confusion
Erupts over Design of Trump's Chicago Tower
03/01/05 Cooper-Hewitt
Design Museum Exploring Expansion
03/01/05 Local
Architects Question Foster’s Hong Kong Project |
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| February 2005 |
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02/22/05 Investigation
into Charles de Gaulle Terminal Collapse Is Highly Critical
02/22/05 Work
Underway on Russia's Federation Tower, Tallest in Europe
02/22/05 Steve
Jobs Gets Go-Ahead to Destroy Jackling Estate
02/17/05 Proposed
"Portman-Jefferson" Bill Would Buoy Historic Preservation
02/16/05 New
Haven Votes to Demolish Roche's Veterans' Memorial Coliseum
02/14/05 Whitney's
Expansion Plan Concerns Preservationists
02/14/05 Revision
Unveiled for Libeskind's San Francisco Contemporary Jewish Museum
02/08/05 Preservationists
Worry About Plaza Hotel Interiors
02/04/05 Gehry
and Hardy Unveil New Brooklyn Theater
02/03/05 Jets
Unveil Significant Stadium Redesign
02/02/05 Queens
Museum Drops Moss
02/01/05 Hadid
Design Chosen for London Olympic Aquatic Center
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| January 2005 |
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01/31/05 Sri
Lanka's New "100 Meter Rule" Causing Concern Among Locals
01/27/05 Philip
Johnson Dies
01/27/05 Preservation
Groups Protest Aspects of Lincoln Center's Renovation Plans
01/26/05 Architect
Ehrman B. Mitchell Dies
01/24/05 AIA
Hands Out More Major Awards
01/24/05 Guggenheim
Chairman Resigns
01/24/05 Cambridge's
Architecture Department Saved
01/21/05 Behnisch,
Behnisch Designing Ambitious Park in Las Vegas
01/18/05 Architect
Hays Town Dies
01/13/05 Hadid
Chosen to Design UK Architecture Foundation's New London Home
01/13/05 Stern’s
Philadelphia Skyscraper Finally Moves Forward
01/12/05 Safdie
Designing Third Project in Kansas City
01/12/05 New
Yale Architecture Fellowship Features Clients as Teachers
01/11/05 New
York's Javits Center Expansion Gets Green Light
01/11/05 GM's
Renaissance Center Opens in Detroit
01/10/05 2005
AIA Honor Awards Announced
01/10/05 Young
Architects Designing Memorial to Victims of Madrid Bombings
01/07/05 OMA
Designing "Colossal" Redevelopment of Rome's General Market
Area
01/07/05 Tsunami
Rebuilding Effort Includes Many Organizations
01/07/05 Heritage
Groups Inventory Tsunami Damage to Cultural Sites
01/07/05 British
Architect Richard Feilden Dies in Sudden Accident
01/04/05 Feiner
to Retire as General Services Administration's Chief Architect
01/03/05 Harvard
and City of Boston Cautiously Moving Forward with Major University
Expansion Plans
01/03/05 At
97, Oscar Niemeyer Completes Concert Hall in Sao Paolo, Brazil |
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