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September 2010
09/03/10 Five Key Executives Depart RMJM
09/03/10 Back by Popular Demand: AutoCAD for the Mac
09/02/10 With Plans to Nab Anshen + Allen, Stantec Continues Its Buying Spree
09/01/10 In Our September 2010 Issue: News Roundup
09/03/10 Back by Popular Demand: AutoCAD for the Mac
09/02/10 With Plans to Nab Anshen + Allen, Stantec Continues Its Buying Spree
09/01/10 In Our September 2010 Issue: News Roundup
August 2010
08/31/10 
"City Beautiful" Comes Alive in Daniel Burnham Documentary
08/30/10 A Golden Anniversary for a Philip Johnson Museum
08/26/10 Virginia Tech Student Wins Yéle Haiti Competition
08/25/10 In Aspen, Demolition Looms for Modernist Building by Harry Weese
08/25/10 Reviving a Modest Masterpiece
08/24/10 Design Competition to Enliven St. Louis Arch Park
08/24/10 On the Boards: Signature Center by Frank Gehry
08/23/10 Beijing’s Water Cube Reopens
08/23/10 New Program Probes Intersection of Architecture and Sculpture
08/20/10 Newsmaker: Playwright June Finfer
08/13/10 Louis Kahn Synagogue Expansion Stirs Controversy
08/05/10 Rafael Viñoly's Design of Kennedy Institute Unveiled
08/04/10 Preservationist Named Head of SCAD’s Architecture School
08/04/10 Facebook Adds Expansion to Massive Data Center Under Construction in Prineville
08/02/10 Global Design Giant W.S. Atkins Plans New Foray into U.S. Market
08/02/10 Architects Recognized by Honor Society
08/02/10 Curtis Fentress Receives AIA Jefferson Award
08/01/10 In Our August 2010 Issue: News Roundup
July 2010
07/30/10 Calatrava Unveils Design for Major Denver Airport Project
07/29/10 Design Workshop Drums Up Ideas for High-Speed Rail
07/28/10 Mysterious Philip Johnson Archive Now for Sale
07/22/10 SFMOMA Selects Snøhetta to Design Expansion
07/15/10 Barry Elbasani, 1941–2010
07/14/10 Stephen Kanner, Celebrated Los Angeles Architect, Dies
07/14/10 John B. Rogers, Denver Architect and RNL Co-Founder, Dies
07/12/10 U.S. Architecture Schools Announce Leadership Changes
07/09/10 World’s 10 Largest Construction Projects
07/09/10 Newsmaker Interview: Alain de Botton
07/07/10 Professor Uses Bacteria To Make Eco-Friendly Bricks
07/07/10 A Superlative Tent by Foster Now Open in Kazakhstan
07/07/10 Spending Bill With Post-Earthquake Aid Heads Back to Senate for New Vote
07/06/10 On the Boards: Orlando Performing Arts Center by Barton Myers
07/06/10 I’ll Take Manhattanville
07/01/10 David Dillon, Prominent Architecture Critic, Dies
07/01/10 In Our July 2010 Issue: News Roundup
June 2010
06/29/10 HUD Secretary Shaun Donovan Interview
06/29/10 Affordable Housing Goes Green in the Bronx
06/29/10 200-Foot-High Living Wall Proposed for Portland Federal Building
06/28/10 Reiser + Umemoto Designs a Temple to Tai-Pop
06/25/10 NYC Launches Urbancanvas Design Competition
06/24/10 Polshek Partnership Changes Its Name to Ennead
06/23/10 Haiti Rebuilding Is "Stalled," Says New Report
06/21/10Haitian Government Launches Housing Design Competition
06/18/10 William Mitchell, Former MIT Architecture Dean, Dies
06/16/10 Global Opportunities Grow for U.S. Architects
06/15/10Lutron Illuminates the Past
06/15/10 National Trust Names Stephanie Meeks Its New President
06/14/10 AIA Releases Tracking Tool For Sustainable Design
06/09/10 Winners of 2010 AIA/HUD Awards Revealed
06/08/10 New Domino Plan Wins Key Approval
06/08/10 Experts Convene in NYC for Haiti Symposium
06/08/10Aga Khan Aims to Set a Good Example in a Threatened Historic District
06/07/10South Africa, Host of 2010 World Cup, Ready for Its Big Debut
06/02/10 NYC Designer Aims to Build in Rural Haiti
06/02/10 Winner of 2010 Bucky Fuller Challenge Announced
06/01/10 In Our June 2010 Issue: News Roundup
06/29/10 Affordable Housing Goes Green in the Bronx
06/29/10 200-Foot-High Living Wall Proposed for Portland Federal Building
06/28/10 Reiser + Umemoto Designs a Temple to Tai-Pop
06/25/10 NYC Launches Urbancanvas Design Competition
06/24/10 Polshek Partnership Changes Its Name to Ennead
06/23/10 Haiti Rebuilding Is "Stalled," Says New Report
06/21/10
Haitian Government Launches Housing Design Competition06/18/10 William Mitchell, Former MIT Architecture Dean, Dies
06/16/10 Global Opportunities Grow for U.S. Architects
06/15/10
Lutron Illuminates the Past06/15/10 National Trust Names Stephanie Meeks Its New President
06/14/10 AIA Releases Tracking Tool For Sustainable Design
06/09/10 Winners of 2010 AIA/HUD Awards Revealed
06/08/10 New Domino Plan Wins Key Approval
06/08/10 Experts Convene in NYC for Haiti Symposium
06/08/10
Aga Khan Aims to Set a Good Example in a Threatened Historic District06/07/10
South Africa, Host of 2010 World Cup, Ready for Its Big Debut06/02/10 NYC Designer Aims to Build in Rural Haiti
06/02/10 Winner of 2010 Bucky Fuller Challenge Announced
06/01/10 In Our June 2010 Issue: News Roundup
May 2010
05/28/10 Piano Conceives a Respectful Addition to Kahn's Kimbell Masterpiece
05/27/10 Putting the Spotlight on a Trailblazing African-American Architect
05/26/10 Seismic Seminar Aimed at Haitian Engineers
05/26/10 Congress Moving on Aid for Haiti, But Little Rebuilding in Country
05/25/10Finalists for 2010 Aga Khan Award Announced
05/25/10 NYC Skyscraper Is First U.S. Commercial Tower to Earn LEED Platinum
05/24/10 White House Picks Architect to Head Preservation Board
05/24/10National Trust Announces 11 Most Endangered Sites
05/20/10 An Experimental Early Work by Renzo Piano Threatened
05/20/10 DLR Group Goes Back to School By Putting a Classroom in its Office
05/19/10Stern's Museum for African Art Set to Open in 2011
05/18/09 Newsmaker: Eva Franch I Gilabert
05/17/10 Senate Confirms New Architect of Capitol
05/13/10AIA Announces 18 Winners of 2010 Housing Awards
05/11/10 Announcement: New Architectural Record iPad App Available
05/11/10 American Institute of Architects Announces Changes
05/11/10 Shigeru Ban Aims to Build Waterproof Shelters in Haiti
05/11/10 Clinic Made of Freight Containers Heads to Haiti
05/10/10 In Safdie's New Satire, Architecture Has Tragic Consequences
05/06/10 Green Design-Build Model Crafted for Buildings To Achieve Net-Zero Energy Use
05/06/10 Integrated-Project-Delivery Boosters Ignore Many Flashing Red Lights
05/01/10 In Our May 2010 Issue: News Roundup
Piano Conceives a Respectful Addition to Kahn's Kimbell Masterpiece05/27/10 Putting the Spotlight on a Trailblazing African-American Architect
05/26/10 Seismic Seminar Aimed at Haitian Engineers
05/26/10 Congress Moving on Aid for Haiti, But Little Rebuilding in Country
05/25/10
Finalists for 2010 Aga Khan Award Announced05/25/10 NYC Skyscraper Is First U.S. Commercial Tower to Earn LEED Platinum
05/24/10 White House Picks Architect to Head Preservation Board
05/24/10
National Trust Announces 11 Most Endangered Sites05/20/10 An Experimental Early Work by Renzo Piano Threatened
05/20/10 DLR Group Goes Back to School By Putting a Classroom in its Office
05/19/10
Stern's Museum for African Art Set to Open in 201105/18/09 Newsmaker: Eva Franch I Gilabert
05/17/10 Senate Confirms New Architect of Capitol
05/13/10
AIA Announces 18 Winners of 2010 Housing Awards05/11/10 Announcement: New Architectural Record iPad App Available
05/11/10 American Institute of Architects Announces Changes
05/11/10 Shigeru Ban Aims to Build Waterproof Shelters in Haiti
05/11/10 Clinic Made of Freight Containers Heads to Haiti
05/10/10 In Safdie's New Satire, Architecture Has Tragic Consequences
05/06/10 Green Design-Build Model Crafted for Buildings To Achieve Net-Zero Energy Use
05/06/10 Integrated-Project-Delivery Boosters Ignore Many Flashing Red Lights
05/01/10 In Our May 2010 Issue: News Roundup
April 2010
04/30/10 Yamasaki Archives Saved from Destruction
04/29/10Haiti’s Plan Includes New Ports, Highways
04/29/10
Demolished Bucky Fuller Dome Subject of New Documentary
04/28/10 AIA’s Effort to Eliminate Retainage Fee Pays Off
04/27/10 Apps for Architects
04/23/10John Carl Warnecke, Known for Contextualism and Charisma, Dies
04/22/10AIA's Committee on the Environment Announces Annual Awards
04/22/10 A+D Museum Finally Lands a Permanent Home
04/20/10 Parsons to Offer MFA in Transdisciplinary Design
04/19/10 CEO Christine McEntee Exiting American Institute of Architects
04/19/10 Controversial Plans for Domino Sugar Plant Now on View
04/15/10 Rebuilding Haiti
04/14/10For Architecture Fans, a Not-to-Miss Event
04/13/10 While Dubai Stumbles, Abu Dhabi Marches On
04/12/10 Robert Ivy Named "Master Architect"
04/09/10Steven Holl Prevails in Global Competitions
04/08/10Lorcan O’Herlihy Paints the Town Blue
04/07/10 A Resurrection of Sorts for Cubellis
04/02/10 Modernism Preserved on Cape Cod
04/01/10 ZGF Architects Wins $61 Million Homeland Security Contract
04/01/10 Hope Floats in New Orleans
04/01/10 Eduardo Catalano, Argentine Innovator, Dies
04/01/10 In Our April 2010 Issue: News Roundup
Yamasaki Archives Saved from Destruction04/29/10
Haiti’s Plan Includes New Ports, Highways04/29/10
Demolished Bucky Fuller Dome Subject of New Documentary04/28/10 AIA’s Effort to Eliminate Retainage Fee Pays Off
04/27/10 Apps for Architects
04/23/10
John Carl Warnecke, Known for Contextualism and Charisma, Dies04/22/10
AIA's Committee on the Environment Announces Annual Awards 04/22/10 A+D Museum Finally Lands a Permanent Home
04/20/10 Parsons to Offer MFA in Transdisciplinary Design
04/19/10 CEO Christine McEntee Exiting American Institute of Architects
04/19/10 Controversial Plans for Domino Sugar Plant Now on View
04/15/10 Rebuilding Haiti
04/14/10
For Architecture Fans, a Not-to-Miss Event04/13/10 While Dubai Stumbles, Abu Dhabi Marches On
04/12/10 Robert Ivy Named "Master Architect"
04/09/10
Steven Holl Prevails in Global Competitions04/08/10
Lorcan O’Herlihy Paints the Town Blue04/07/10 A Resurrection of Sorts for Cubellis
04/02/10 Modernism Preserved on Cape Cod
04/01/10 ZGF Architects Wins $61 Million Homeland Security Contract
04/01/10 Hope Floats in New Orleans
04/01/10 Eduardo Catalano, Argentine Innovator, Dies
04/01/10 In Our April 2010 Issue: News Roundup
March 2010
03/31/10 Andrés Duany Hopes to Build Prefab Houses in Haiti
03/31/10 Haiti Seeking $3.9 Billion for First Phase of Reconstruction
03/31/10Der Scutt, Designer of NYC Skyscrapers, Dies
03/30/10 Construction Begins on Louvre Annex by SANAA, Imrey Culbert
03/29/10I.M. Pei Returns to China in PBS Documentary
03/28/10Sejima and Nishizawa Win 2010 Pritzker Prize
03/26/10Former BBG-BBGM Partners Launch studioaria
03/25/10 Design Contest Seeks to Promote Rebuilding in Twin Cities
03/24/10MoMA Presents Futuristic Solutions to Urban Flooding
03/19/10Bruce Graham, Architect Who Drove Excellence at SOM, Dies
03/19/10Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House a Tough Sell
03/18/10 Green Standard Efforts Merge
03/18/10 Steven Spielberg Focuses on Ground Zero
03/17/10 Frank Williams, New York High-Rise Architect, Dies
03/17/10KieranTimberlake Wins U.S. Embassy Competition
03/16/10"Villa Libeskind" Takes Prefab to the Extreme
03/15/10 OMA's Fire-Ravaged TVCC Will Be Repaired
03/15/10 Scheeren Departs OMA
03/12/10 GSA Looking for a Sustainability Guru
03/10/10 After Years of Delays, a Nominee for Architect of Capitol Post
03/09/10In Memoriam: Raimund Johann Abraham (1933-2010)
03/09/10Herb McKim, Prominent North Carolina Architect, Dies
03/09/10A Long-Awaited Groundbreaking for Hadid’s Broad Museum
03/09/10 U.S. Directs $36 Million Toward Net-Zero Building Research
03/09/10 LEED Wood Credit up for Review….Again
03/08/10FIBI Tower Melds Old and New in Tel Aviv
03/04/09 Newsmaker: Bill Moggridge
03/03/10 Frank Gehry Quits Museum of Tolerance Project
03/02/10 AIA Elevates 134 Members to College of Fellows
03/01/10 Greening an Icon: The Empire State Building
03/01/10 Entries Due this Month for Holocaust Memorial Design Competition
03/01/10 In Our March 2010 Issue: News Roundup
03/31/10 Haiti Seeking $3.9 Billion for First Phase of Reconstruction
03/31/10
Der Scutt, Designer of NYC Skyscrapers, Dies03/30/10 Construction Begins on Louvre Annex by SANAA, Imrey Culbert
03/29/10
I.M. Pei Returns to China in PBS Documentary 03/28/10
Sejima and Nishizawa Win 2010 Pritzker Prize 03/26/10
Former BBG-BBGM Partners Launch studioaria 03/25/10 Design Contest Seeks to Promote Rebuilding in Twin Cities
03/24/10
MoMA Presents Futuristic Solutions to Urban Flooding 03/19/10
Bruce Graham, Architect Who Drove Excellence at SOM, Dies03/19/10
Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House a Tough Sell03/18/10 Green Standard Efforts Merge
03/18/10 Steven Spielberg Focuses on Ground Zero
03/17/10 Frank Williams, New York High-Rise Architect, Dies
03/17/10
KieranTimberlake Wins U.S. Embassy Competition03/16/10
"Villa Libeskind" Takes Prefab to the Extreme03/15/10 OMA's Fire-Ravaged TVCC Will Be Repaired
03/15/10 Scheeren Departs OMA
03/12/10 GSA Looking for a Sustainability Guru
03/10/10 After Years of Delays, a Nominee for Architect of Capitol Post
03/09/10
In Memoriam: Raimund Johann Abraham (1933-2010)03/09/10
Herb McKim, Prominent North Carolina Architect, Dies03/09/10
A Long-Awaited Groundbreaking for Hadid’s Broad Museum03/09/10 U.S. Directs $36 Million Toward Net-Zero Building Research
03/09/10 LEED Wood Credit up for Review….Again
03/08/10
FIBI Tower Melds Old and New in Tel Aviv03/04/09 Newsmaker: Bill Moggridge
03/03/10 Frank Gehry Quits Museum of Tolerance Project
03/02/10 AIA Elevates 134 Members to College of Fellows
03/01/10 Greening an Icon: The Empire State Building
03/01/10 Entries Due this Month for Holocaust Memorial Design Competition
03/01/10 In Our March 2010 Issue: News Roundup
February 2010
02/24/10 AIA Announces 2010 Young Architect Award Winners
02/23/10 “Pole Dance” Coming to P.S.1
02/22/10London Zooming Toward 2012 Summer Olympics
02/19/10 George Bissell, Noted California Architect, Dies
02/18/10 Bentley Offers Free Data Exchange Tools
02/17/10SANAA Designs Artificial Landscape
02/16/10 Want to Get Lawmakers’ Attention? Pay Them a Visit
02/16/10 Lobbying Tips for Architects
02/12/10New Olympic Medals Make Waves
02/10/10 New Prize Will Recognize Best Drawing of Historic Site
02/09/10 California Adopts Nation’s First Statewide Green Building Code
02/04/10 AIA Members Lobby Congress
02/04/10 Jan Gleason, Leader of Nonprofit Firm, Dies
02/03/10A New Genre Rises in Shanghai
02/02/10Legoretta Museum Bolsters Texas Arts District
02/01/10Awards Recognize Best Russian Buildings
02/01/10 In Our February 2010 Issue: News Roundup
02/23/10 “Pole Dance” Coming to P.S.1
02/22/10
London Zooming Toward 2012 Summer Olympics02/19/10 George Bissell, Noted California Architect, Dies
02/18/10 Bentley Offers Free Data Exchange Tools
02/17/10
SANAA Designs Artificial Landscape02/16/10 Want to Get Lawmakers’ Attention? Pay Them a Visit
02/16/10 Lobbying Tips for Architects
02/12/10
New Olympic Medals Make Waves02/10/10 New Prize Will Recognize Best Drawing of Historic Site
02/09/10 California Adopts Nation’s First Statewide Green Building Code
02/04/10 AIA Members Lobby Congress
02/04/10 Jan Gleason, Leader of Nonprofit Firm, Dies
02/03/10
A New Genre Rises in Shanghai02/02/10
Legoretta Museum Bolsters Texas Arts District02/01/10
Awards Recognize Best Russian Buildings02/01/10 In Our February 2010 Issue: News Roundup
January 2010
01/29/10 Design Museum by Ron Arad Opening in Israel
01/28/10 A Once Eminent Firm Meets a Bitter End
01/26/10“Urban Umbrella” Could Soon Surround NYC Sites
01/25/10 Minority Architects Mobilize to Help Haiti
01/22/10 How Can Architects Get Involved in Haiti Disaster Relief?
01/22/10 Construction Spending Slump to Persist in 2010
01/21/10Who Will Lead Recovery Effort in Haiti?
01/21/10 Structural Engineers Begin to Survey Devastation
01/21/10 UN Releases Map Showing Damage in Haiti
01/21/10 In Memory: Norval White, 1926-2009
01/20/10 Perkins + Will Expands Again
01/19/10 Pugh + Scarpa Helps Launch Affordable Housing Conference
01/15/10A New Vision for Dallas
01/14/10 A/E/C Specialists and Others Rush to Help Haiti
01/14/10 Impoverished Haiti May Be Stuck in Seismic Safety’s Past
01/13/10 NYC Architect Dissolves Firm, Launches New One
01/12/10James Rossant, Noted Architect and Planner, Dies at 81
01/11/10 Steven Holl's Glasgow Commission Rankles Scots
01/08/10 Malcolm Wells, the Pioneering “Underground” Architect, Dies
01/06/10U.S. Tribute to Peace Takes Flight on D.C. Mall
01/06/10 Architecture Firm Sues Former Client
01/06/10Design Teams Propose Solutions for “Rising Currents”
01/04/10 Hoberman’s "Transformable Design" Gaining Momentum
01/01/10 In Our January 2010 Issue: News Roundup
01/28/10 A Once Eminent Firm Meets a Bitter End
01/26/10
“Urban Umbrella” Could Soon Surround NYC Sites 01/25/10 Minority Architects Mobilize to Help Haiti
01/22/10 How Can Architects Get Involved in Haiti Disaster Relief?
01/22/10 Construction Spending Slump to Persist in 2010
01/21/10
Who Will Lead Recovery Effort in Haiti? 01/21/10 Structural Engineers Begin to Survey Devastation
01/21/10 UN Releases Map Showing Damage in Haiti
01/21/10 In Memory: Norval White, 1926-2009
01/20/10 Perkins + Will Expands Again
01/19/10 Pugh + Scarpa Helps Launch Affordable Housing Conference
01/15/10
A New Vision for Dallas 01/14/10 A/E/C Specialists and Others Rush to Help Haiti
01/14/10 Impoverished Haiti May Be Stuck in Seismic Safety’s Past
01/13/10 NYC Architect Dissolves Firm, Launches New One
01/12/10
James Rossant, Noted Architect and Planner, Dies at 81 01/11/10 Steven Holl's Glasgow Commission Rankles Scots
01/08/10 Malcolm Wells, the Pioneering “Underground” Architect, Dies
01/06/10
U.S. Tribute to Peace Takes Flight on D.C. Mall 01/06/10 Architecture Firm Sues Former Client
01/06/10
Design Teams Propose Solutions for “Rising Currents” 01/04/10 Hoberman’s "Transformable Design" Gaining Momentum
01/01/10 In Our January 2010 Issue: News Roundup
December 2009
12/30/09 Sound the Trumpet: Music Museum Opening in Phoenix
12/22/09 Now Introducing the Burj Dubai
12/22/09 World’s Tallest Buildings Reconsidered
12/21/09 Master of the Metropolis
12/18/09 Merzproject Joins Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott
12/17/09Emerging Nations Grab Limelight at Awards Festival
12/17/09 The Wright Opens at the Guggenheim
12/17/09 Planners, Designers Mull Implications of Digital Surfaces
12/16/09 Tower by SOM Rising in Seoul
12/14/09Five Designers Win $50,000 Grants
12/14/09"Carbon Dioxide" Cube Debuts in Copenhagen
12/14/09 HHS Awards $509 Million in ARRA Grants for Health Clinics
12/11/09Scottsdale Bridge Marks Milestone for Paolo Soleri
12/10/09 Young Danes Think Big
12/07/09 Why the Architecture Profession Needs the AAO
12/07/09 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs To 19.4% in November
12/07/09 Masdar City Offers $150,000 Prize for Sustainable Concrete Mix
12/04/09 Cubellis, One of Boston’s Largest Firms, Shuttered
12/02/09 Newsmaker: Dennis Findley
12/01/09 New Document Defines Roles in Green-Building Projects
12/01/09 In Our December 2009 Issue: News Roundup
12/22/09 Now Introducing the Burj Dubai
12/22/09 World’s Tallest Buildings Reconsidered
12/21/09 Master of the Metropolis
12/18/09 Merzproject Joins Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott
12/17/09
Emerging Nations Grab Limelight at Awards Festival12/17/09 The Wright Opens at the Guggenheim
12/17/09 Planners, Designers Mull Implications of Digital Surfaces
12/16/09 Tower by SOM Rising in Seoul
12/14/09
Five Designers Win $50,000 Grants12/14/09
"Carbon Dioxide" Cube Debuts in Copenhagen12/14/09 HHS Awards $509 Million in ARRA Grants for Health Clinics
12/11/09
Scottsdale Bridge Marks Milestone for Paolo Soleri12/10/09 Young Danes Think Big
12/07/09 Why the Architecture Profession Needs the AAO
12/07/09 Construction Jobless Rate Climbs To 19.4% in November
12/07/09 Masdar City Offers $150,000 Prize for Sustainable Concrete Mix
12/04/09 Cubellis, One of Boston’s Largest Firms, Shuttered
12/02/09 Newsmaker: Dennis Findley
12/01/09 New Document Defines Roles in Green-Building Projects
12/01/09 In Our December 2009 Issue: News Roundup
November 2009
11/24/09 Remembering Robert Lautman, 85, Architectural Photographer
11/23/09Robert A.M. Stern Unveils Design for Bush Library
11/20/09 Greenbuild Recap: Building Performance Among Key Topics
11/20/09 Real Estate Report Draws Mixed Reactions from Architects
11/18/09 NYC Supports Green Jobs
11/13/09 KPF Unveils Design for Korean Super Tower
11/12/09 Surprising Move: Terence Riley Resigns as Chief of Miami Art Museum
11/11/09Newsmaker Interview: Donald Albrecht
11/11/09 Dia Plans a NYC Homecoming, Looking for Architect
11/10/09 Richard Rogers Wins Stirling Prize for Maggie’s Centre
11/09/09Stimulus Funds Rev Up Lab Project in La Jolla
11/06/09 Former Employee Opens Fire at Florida A/E Firm
11/06/09Teaching By Example: Architecture Programs Get Boost from New Facilities
11/06/09 CCNY Architecture School Celebrates Historic Moment
11/05/09 At Last, A Green Light for Foster’s 980 Madison Avenue Scheme
11/04/09At Least 50 Tall Buildings Now on Hold
11/03/09 Philips Spotlights New Applications for OLEDs
11/01/09 In Our November 2009 Issue: News Roundup
Remembering Robert Lautman, 85, Architectural Photographer11/23/09
Robert A.M. Stern Unveils Design for Bush Library11/20/09 Greenbuild Recap: Building Performance Among Key Topics
11/20/09 Real Estate Report Draws Mixed Reactions from Architects
11/18/09 NYC Supports Green Jobs
11/13/09 KPF Unveils Design for Korean Super Tower
11/12/09 Surprising Move: Terence Riley Resigns as Chief of Miami Art Museum
11/11/09
Newsmaker Interview: Donald Albrecht 11/11/09 Dia Plans a NYC Homecoming, Looking for Architect
11/10/09 Richard Rogers Wins Stirling Prize for Maggie’s Centre
11/09/09
Stimulus Funds Rev Up Lab Project in La Jolla11/06/09 Former Employee Opens Fire at Florida A/E Firm
11/06/09
Teaching By Example: Architecture Programs Get Boost from New Facilities11/06/09 CCNY Architecture School Celebrates Historic Moment
11/05/09 At Last, A Green Light for Foster’s 980 Madison Avenue Scheme
11/04/09
At Least 50 Tall Buildings Now on Hold11/03/09 Philips Spotlights New Applications for OLEDs
11/01/09 In Our November 2009 Issue: News Roundup
October 2009
10/29/09 Adrian Smith Develops “Decarbonization” Plan for Cities
10/28/09Students Converge in D.C. for Solar Power Extravaganza
10/26/09 Expansion Plans Put Yale Alums at Odds
10/23/09 An Unexpected Building Boom in L.A.
10/22/09 Housing Could Spark A Rebound in 2010
10/21/09 Architects Brace for Prolonged Recession
10/20/09 AIA Re-Launches Online Documents Service, Offers Free Trial
10/19/09 Leaky Libeskind Roof to Be Fixed at Last
10/15/09World Monuments Fund Announces 2010 Watch List
10/13/09 Nouvel's First London Building, One New Change, Reaches Milestone
10/13/09 AIA Study: 2008 Billings Topped $44 Billion
10/12/09Architects Tread in New Territory: Shoe Design
10/09/09 SOM Loses Top Architect to HOK
10/06/09 Who’s To Blame for Faulty Foster Tower?
10/06/09As Opening Nears, Stakes High for City Center
10/02/09Idle Manhattan Lot Opens as Exhibition Space
10/01/09New Art Parks Enliven Urban Centers
10/01/09 In Our October 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
10/28/09
Students Converge in D.C. for Solar Power Extravaganza10/26/09 Expansion Plans Put Yale Alums at Odds
10/23/09 An Unexpected Building Boom in L.A.
10/22/09 Housing Could Spark A Rebound in 2010
10/21/09 Architects Brace for Prolonged Recession
10/20/09 AIA Re-Launches Online Documents Service, Offers Free Trial
10/19/09 Leaky Libeskind Roof to Be Fixed at Last
10/15/09
World Monuments Fund Announces 2010 Watch List10/13/09 Nouvel's First London Building, One New Change, Reaches Milestone
10/13/09 AIA Study: 2008 Billings Topped $44 Billion
10/12/09
Architects Tread in New Territory: Shoe Design10/09/09 SOM Loses Top Architect to HOK
10/06/09 Who’s To Blame for Faulty Foster Tower?
10/06/09
As Opening Nears, Stakes High for City Center10/02/09
Idle Manhattan Lot Opens as Exhibition Space10/01/09
New Art Parks Enliven Urban Centers10/01/09 In Our October 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
September 2009
09/29/09 Morphosis Conducts Urban Experiment with Perot Science Museum
09/28/09 In Dallas, Fate of Calatrava Bridge Hangs in Balance
09/25/09 Five Partners Split from KPF London
09/23/09 Coming Soon: Updated Version of Legendary AIA New York Guide
09/22/09 Federal Dollars for School Construction, Round Two
09/21/09Newsmaker Interview: Cameron Sinclair
09/17/09Now Shipping to a Site Near You: Cargo Container Offices
09/16/09 Heinz Awards Highlight Environmental Leaders
09/15/09Venturi, Scott Brown Designs Decorated Shed for Lincoln Highway
09/15/09 Joan Goody, Pioneering Boston Architect, Dies
09/14/09 Work May Start This Year on Controversial Brooklyn Arena
09/14/09 GSA Awards $435 Million Contract for Coast Guard HQ
09/11/09Architects Get Slice of Stimulus Pie
09/11/09 At Last, New GSA Contracts Start to Surge
09/10/09 A Gentle Facelift for Philip Johnson's Four Seasons Restaurant
09/08/09A Tale of Two Rebuilding Efforts at Ground Zero
09/08/09 Architecture and Design Schools Announce New Leaders
09/04/09 Alejandro Aravena Wins Marcus Prize
09/03/09 KPF Designs New Science Center for University of Minnesota
09/02/09 NYC Launches urbanSHED Competition
09/01/09 In Seville, Lawsuits Threaten to Halt Zaha Hadid Project
09/01/09 Newsmaker Interview: David Dillard of Project Sleepover
09/01/09 In Our September 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
Morphosis Conducts Urban Experiment with Perot Science Museum09/28/09 In Dallas, Fate of Calatrava Bridge Hangs in Balance
09/25/09 Five Partners Split from KPF London
09/23/09 Coming Soon: Updated Version of Legendary AIA New York Guide
09/22/09 Federal Dollars for School Construction, Round Two
09/21/09
Newsmaker Interview: Cameron Sinclair09/17/09
Now Shipping to a Site Near You: Cargo Container Offices09/16/09 Heinz Awards Highlight Environmental Leaders
09/15/09
Venturi, Scott Brown Designs Decorated Shed for Lincoln Highway09/15/09 Joan Goody, Pioneering Boston Architect, Dies
09/14/09 Work May Start This Year on Controversial Brooklyn Arena
09/14/09 GSA Awards $435 Million Contract for Coast Guard HQ
09/11/09
Architects Get Slice of Stimulus Pie09/11/09 At Last, New GSA Contracts Start to Surge
09/10/09 A Gentle Facelift for Philip Johnson's Four Seasons Restaurant
09/08/09
A Tale of Two Rebuilding Efforts at Ground Zero09/08/09 Architecture and Design Schools Announce New Leaders
09/04/09 Alejandro Aravena Wins Marcus Prize
09/03/09 KPF Designs New Science Center for University of Minnesota
09/02/09 NYC Launches urbanSHED Competition
09/01/09 In Seville, Lawsuits Threaten to Halt Zaha Hadid Project
09/01/09 Newsmaker Interview: David Dillard of Project Sleepover
09/01/09 In Our September 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
August 2009
08/31/09 Winners of AIA Education Facility Awards
08/28/09Corian Studios Open in Milan, NYC, and Philly
08/27/09 Greenbuild 2009 To Be A Star-Studded Event
08/27/09 Consultant Guarantees LEED Certification, Or Your Money Back
08/26/09 New Brooklyn Gallery Catalyzes Avant-Garde Architecture
08/25/09 Billings Index Jumps Nearly Six Points
08/24/09 New Chapter for Troubled Theater Project In Russia
08/21/09 Three Innovative Projects Receive AIA Healthcare Awards
08/20/09 Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House Still Up For Sale
08/19/09 In Minneapolis, KPMB to Revamp Orchestra Hall
08/18/09 SWA Group Scores Gold with Asian Games’ Master Plan
08/17/09LEGO Bricks Inspire New Type of Architectural Model
08/14/09 Denver’s Revamped Zoning Code Could Set Precedent
08/13/09Winners of the 2009 BusinessWeek/Architectural Record Awards Announced
08/12/09Charles Gwathmey: Shaped by Form
08/11/09 In Seattle, Gates Foundation Campus Takes Shape
08/10/09 Peck Returning as GSA Buildings Chief
08/10/09Tower by Selldorf Offers Lofty Perk: Private "Sky" Garages
08/06/09 Landscape Architects Play Central Role in Green Design
08/05/09 Innovative Architecture School Closes in Costa Rica
08/04/09 Remembering Blake Hughes, A Noble Publisher
08/04/09 Record News: Noted
08/03/09 New Nonprofit Group Offers Architectural Aid to Tibet
08/01/09 In Our August 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
Winners of AIA Education Facility Awards 08/28/09
Corian Studios Open in Milan, NYC, and Philly08/27/09 Greenbuild 2009 To Be A Star-Studded Event
08/27/09 Consultant Guarantees LEED Certification, Or Your Money Back
08/26/09 New Brooklyn Gallery Catalyzes Avant-Garde Architecture
08/25/09 Billings Index Jumps Nearly Six Points
08/24/09 New Chapter for Troubled Theater Project In Russia
08/21/09 Three Innovative Projects Receive AIA Healthcare Awards
08/20/09 Frank Lloyd Wright’s Ennis House Still Up For Sale
08/19/09 In Minneapolis, KPMB to Revamp Orchestra Hall
08/18/09 SWA Group Scores Gold with Asian Games’ Master Plan
08/17/09
LEGO Bricks Inspire New Type of Architectural Model08/14/09 Denver’s Revamped Zoning Code Could Set Precedent
08/13/09
Winners of the 2009 BusinessWeek/Architectural Record Awards Announced 08/12/09
Charles Gwathmey: Shaped by Form08/11/09 In Seattle, Gates Foundation Campus Takes Shape
08/10/09 Peck Returning as GSA Buildings Chief
08/10/09
Tower by Selldorf Offers Lofty Perk: Private "Sky" Garages08/06/09 Landscape Architects Play Central Role in Green Design
08/05/09 Innovative Architecture School Closes in Costa Rica
08/04/09 Remembering Blake Hughes, A Noble Publisher
08/04/09 Record News: Noted
08/03/09 New Nonprofit Group Offers Architectural Aid to Tibet
08/01/09 In Our August 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
July 2009
07/31/09 Key Design Jobs in Washington Sit Unfilled
07/30/09 Newsmaker Interview: Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample
07/29/09 New LEED Reporting Requirement Raises Concerns
07/28/09Julius Shulman: Remembering the Illustrious Photographer
07/27/09 Piano Designs Green Home for Greek National Library and Opera
07/24/09 MVRDV Designs Super-Sized Project For Tianjin
07/23/09 After Inching Upward, Architectural Billings Index Plunges
07/22/09OMA-Designed MahaNakhon Tower Announced
07/21/09 Zaha Hadid Tapped For Two Cairo Projects
07/20/09 Green Roof Organization Debuts New Credential
07/17/09 In San Francisco, A Museum to Celebrate Walt Disney
07/16/09Arquitectonica's Las Vegas Resort Suffers Setbacks
07/15/09Gehry and Tannen Design Shotgun House for New Orleans
07/15/09 Why Is Architect of The Capitol Post Still Vacant?
07/14/09 Could Recession Lead to Death of Sprawl?
07/13/09 Two Views: Lord Rogers vs. Prince Charles
07/10/09 SANAA Makes Debut in London with Serpentine Pavilion
07/09/09 AAF Gives Landmark Octagon Building Back to AIA
07/08/09Slide Shows: AIA Small Project Award Winners
07/08/09 David Woodhouse Wins Burnham Memorial Competition
07/08/09 Four Exceptional Projects Receive AIA/HUD Secretary Awards
07/07/09Longevity Central to Stadium Design for Vancouver Olympics
07/06/09Outspoken California Architect, Bernard Zimmerman, Dies
07/06/09 The Top 100 Green Design Firms
07/06/09 Record News: Noted
07/02/09 Architectural Nonprofit Groups Grapple With Economic Woes
07/01/09Brad Pitt's "Make It Right" Unveils New Designs
07/01/09 In Our July 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
07/30/09 Newsmaker Interview: Michael Meredith and Hilary Sample
07/29/09 New LEED Reporting Requirement Raises Concerns
07/28/09
Julius Shulman: Remembering the Illustrious Photographer07/27/09 Piano Designs Green Home for Greek National Library and Opera
07/24/09 MVRDV Designs Super-Sized Project For Tianjin
07/23/09 After Inching Upward, Architectural Billings Index Plunges
07/22/09
OMA-Designed MahaNakhon Tower Announced07/21/09 Zaha Hadid Tapped For Two Cairo Projects
07/20/09 Green Roof Organization Debuts New Credential
07/17/09 In San Francisco, A Museum to Celebrate Walt Disney
07/16/09
Arquitectonica's Las Vegas Resort Suffers Setbacks07/15/09
Gehry and Tannen Design Shotgun House for New Orleans07/15/09 Why Is Architect of The Capitol Post Still Vacant?
07/14/09 Could Recession Lead to Death of Sprawl?
07/13/09 Two Views: Lord Rogers vs. Prince Charles
07/10/09 SANAA Makes Debut in London with Serpentine Pavilion
07/09/09 AAF Gives Landmark Octagon Building Back to AIA
07/08/09
Slide Shows: AIA Small Project Award Winners07/08/09 David Woodhouse Wins Burnham Memorial Competition
07/08/09 Four Exceptional Projects Receive AIA/HUD Secretary Awards
07/07/09
Longevity Central to Stadium Design for Vancouver Olympics07/06/09
Outspoken California Architect, Bernard Zimmerman, Dies07/06/09 The Top 100 Green Design Firms
07/06/09 Record News: Noted
07/02/09 Architectural Nonprofit Groups Grapple With Economic Woes
07/01/09
Brad Pitt's "Make It Right" Unveils New Designs07/01/09 In Our July 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
June 2009
06/30/09 AIA Housing Award Winners Perform Balancing Acts
06/30/09 International Green Construction Code (IGCC) Now in the Works
06/30/09 Beyer Blinder Belle to Restore Budapest Landmark
06/29/09 Gehry Trims Staff As Projects Hit Snags
06/25/09Work to Begin on Long-Delayed Louis Kahn Park
06/25/09 F&S Partners in Dallas Merges with SmithGroup
06/25/09 Arthur Erickson, Lauded Canadian Architect, Dies
06/24/09 Architectural Billings Index Hovers in Low 40s
06/24/09 Auto Museum in Nanjing Offers Fluid Space
06/23/09 RECORD Releases List of Top 250 Firms
06/22/09Global Holcim Awards Honor Sustainable Construction
06/19/09Fay Jones Archive Unveiled at University of Arkansas
06/19/09 John Holabird Jr., Partner in Famed Chicago Firm, Dies
06/18/09At Cornell University, Groundbreaking Could Mark the End of 12-Year Saga
06/17/09 At New York's P.S.1, The Party Goes On
06/16/09 Can A New Architecture School Revive An Aging City?
06/15/09 IPD Contracts Draw Criticism from Lawyer
06/12/09 AIA Elects Its 2011 Leaders: Manus Will Be 87th President
06/11/09Winners of ACSA Green Community Competition Announced
06/10/09 Changes Taking Effect for Intern Development Program
06/09/09 Stimulus Dollars Offer Hope for Ailing Architects in Northeast
06/08/09Brooklyn Arts District Plods Ahead
06/05/09 Gehry Loses Atlantic Yards Arena to Ellerbe Becket
06/04/09 Newsmaker Interview: Kevin Roche and Morrison Heckscher
06/03/09 Tschumi-Designed Acropolis Museum Opens At Last
06/02/09Wrecking Ball to Swing on “Mission 66” Visitor Center
06/01/09National Trust Names 11 Most Endangered Sites
06/01/09 In Our June 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
AIA Housing Award Winners Perform Balancing Acts 06/30/09 International Green Construction Code (IGCC) Now in the Works
06/30/09 Beyer Blinder Belle to Restore Budapest Landmark
06/29/09 Gehry Trims Staff As Projects Hit Snags
06/25/09
Work to Begin on Long-Delayed Louis Kahn Park06/25/09 F&S Partners in Dallas Merges with SmithGroup
06/25/09 Arthur Erickson, Lauded Canadian Architect, Dies
06/24/09 Architectural Billings Index Hovers in Low 40s
06/24/09 Auto Museum in Nanjing Offers Fluid Space
06/23/09 RECORD Releases List of Top 250 Firms
06/22/09
Global Holcim Awards Honor Sustainable Construction06/19/09
Fay Jones Archive Unveiled at University of Arkansas06/19/09 John Holabird Jr., Partner in Famed Chicago Firm, Dies
06/18/09
At Cornell University, Groundbreaking Could Mark the End of 12-Year Saga06/17/09 At New York's P.S.1, The Party Goes On
06/16/09 Can A New Architecture School Revive An Aging City?
06/15/09 IPD Contracts Draw Criticism from Lawyer
06/12/09 AIA Elects Its 2011 Leaders: Manus Will Be 87th President
06/11/09
Winners of ACSA Green Community Competition Announced06/10/09 Changes Taking Effect for Intern Development Program
06/09/09 Stimulus Dollars Offer Hope for Ailing Architects in Northeast
06/08/09
Brooklyn Arts District Plods Ahead06/05/09 Gehry Loses Atlantic Yards Arena to Ellerbe Becket
06/04/09 Newsmaker Interview: Kevin Roche and Morrison Heckscher
06/03/09 Tschumi-Designed Acropolis Museum Opens At Last
06/02/09
Wrecking Ball to Swing on “Mission 66” Visitor Center06/01/09
National Trust Names 11 Most Endangered Sites06/01/09 In Our June 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
May 2009
05/29/09 NSF to Dole Out $200 Million for Facility Upgrades
05/28/09 Architectural Billings Index Shows Signs of Hope
05/27/09 Architects in the South Feel the Economic Pinch
05/26/09SCAD Comes to the Rescue of Atlanta’s Ivy Hall
05/26/09 Shamir Resigns from Van Alen Institute
05/22/09 Lawsuit Aims to Prevent Razing of New Orleans Historic District
05/21/09 Hunt Is On for World’s Best Architecture
05/20/09 Paleontology Meets Architecture in Project by Cotera+Reed
05/19/09 Newsmaker Interview: Monica Ponce de Leon
05/18/09 Demolition Nears for Paul Rudolph’s Riverview High School
05/15/09 ARRA Funding Stimulates Austin Federal Courthouse Project
05/15/09 Brad Pitt Selects More Architects for "Make It Right" Project
05/14/09 Round Three for Green Building Standard
05/14/09 RMJM Launches New Sports Studio
05/13/09Wright Exhibition Opens at the Guggenheim
05/12/09 Fire Erupts at Zaha Hadid's Opera House in China
05/11/09Winners of 2009 National Design Awards Announced
05/08/09 Park Service Releases $750-Million List of Stimulus Projects
05/08/09 HUD Releases Plan for $980 Million In Stimulus Block Grants
05/08/09 Midwest Architects Slog Through Economic Downturn
05/07/09 AIA Updates Construction Manager Documents/Software
05/06/09"Laneway Housing" Gets Green Light in Vancouver
05/05/09 Vancouver’s Olympic Village Aims High on Sustainability Scale
05/04/09 Vancouver Convention Centre’s Olympic Expansion
05/01/09Max Borges Jr., Cuban Architect, Dies at 90
05/01/09 In Our May 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
05/28/09 Architectural Billings Index Shows Signs of Hope
05/27/09 Architects in the South Feel the Economic Pinch
05/26/09
SCAD Comes to the Rescue of Atlanta’s Ivy Hall05/26/09 Shamir Resigns from Van Alen Institute
05/22/09 Lawsuit Aims to Prevent Razing of New Orleans Historic District
05/21/09 Hunt Is On for World’s Best Architecture
05/20/09 Paleontology Meets Architecture in Project by Cotera+Reed
05/19/09 Newsmaker Interview: Monica Ponce de Leon
05/18/09 Demolition Nears for Paul Rudolph’s Riverview High School
05/15/09 ARRA Funding Stimulates Austin Federal Courthouse Project
05/15/09 Brad Pitt Selects More Architects for "Make It Right" Project
05/14/09 Round Three for Green Building Standard
05/14/09 RMJM Launches New Sports Studio
05/13/09
Wright Exhibition Opens at the Guggenheim05/12/09 Fire Erupts at Zaha Hadid's Opera House in China
05/11/09
Winners of 2009 National Design Awards Announced05/08/09 Park Service Releases $750-Million List of Stimulus Projects
05/08/09 HUD Releases Plan for $980 Million In Stimulus Block Grants
05/08/09 Midwest Architects Slog Through Economic Downturn
05/07/09 AIA Updates Construction Manager Documents/Software
05/06/09
"Laneway Housing" Gets Green Light in Vancouver05/05/09 Vancouver’s Olympic Village Aims High on Sustainability Scale
05/04/09 Vancouver Convention Centre’s Olympic Expansion
05/01/09
Max Borges Jr., Cuban Architect, Dies at 9005/01/09 In Our May 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
April 2009
04/30/09 AIA Takes Cost-Cutting Measures Due to Slumped Economy
04/30/09Despite Popularity, New Orleans Architecture High School Still Challenged
04/29/09Freelon Group Tapped for Center of Civil & Human Rights
04/29/09 Competition Fierce For Public School Projects
04/28/09 Tuskegee University Regains NAAB Accreditation
04/27/09 In the Western U.S., Architects Hit Hard by Recession
04/27/09 AIA Nevada Pushes “Pencil-Ready” Stimulus Projects
04/24/09Winners of LA Transit Competition Announced
04/23/092009 AIA Committee on the Environment Winners Announced
04/23/09GSA Bestows Design Awards for Federal Buildings
04/22/09 Architectural Billings Index Jumps 8 Points
04/22/09 City College’s Architecture School Snares $25 Million Gift
04/21/09 With Jobs Scarce, Will Young Architects Flee the Profession?
04/20/09 Economic Crisis Key Topic at AIA Convention
04/20/09 Team Selected to Design Smithsonian African-American Museum
04/17/09 Hancock Tower Auctioned Off for Half-Price
04/16/09 Gehry Chosen to Design Eisenhower Memorial in D.C.
04/15/09A Timely Reprise for U.S. Biennale Exhibition
04/14/09 AIA and Green Building Initiative Team Up
04/13/09 Glasgow School of Art Launches Design Competition for New Building
04/12/09Peter Zumthor Wins 2009 Pritzker Prize
04/09/09 Guide Offers Tips for Tapping Into Stimulus Plan
04/08/09 AIA Hosts "Virtual National Architecture Week" on Facebook
04/07/09 As Economy Sank, Skyscrapers Soared Ever Higher
04/06/09 SANAA Designs First Derek Lam Boutique
04/03/09 Call for Entries: BusinessWeek/Architectural Record Awards
04/03/09 Architects Reconsider Their Prospects in Dubai
04/03/09 In the U.K, Architects Hit Hard by Job Losses
04/02/09In Milan, Nouvel Fashions an “Extreme” Exhibition
04/01/09 In Our April 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
04/01/09 SU Names Winners of “Green Home” Competition
04/01/09 MacArthur Foundation Pumps $32 Million Into Affordable Housing
04/30/09
Despite Popularity, New Orleans Architecture High School Still Challenged04/29/09
Freelon Group Tapped for Center of Civil & Human Rights 04/29/09 Competition Fierce For Public School Projects
04/28/09 Tuskegee University Regains NAAB Accreditation
04/27/09 In the Western U.S., Architects Hit Hard by Recession
04/27/09 AIA Nevada Pushes “Pencil-Ready” Stimulus Projects
04/24/09
Winners of LA Transit Competition Announced 04/23/09
2009 AIA Committee on the Environment Winners Announced 04/23/09
GSA Bestows Design Awards for Federal Buildings 04/22/09 Architectural Billings Index Jumps 8 Points
04/22/09 City College’s Architecture School Snares $25 Million Gift
04/21/09 With Jobs Scarce, Will Young Architects Flee the Profession?
04/20/09 Economic Crisis Key Topic at AIA Convention
04/20/09 Team Selected to Design Smithsonian African-American Museum
04/17/09 Hancock Tower Auctioned Off for Half-Price
04/16/09 Gehry Chosen to Design Eisenhower Memorial in D.C.
04/15/09
A Timely Reprise for U.S. Biennale Exhibition 04/14/09 AIA and Green Building Initiative Team Up
04/13/09 Glasgow School of Art Launches Design Competition for New Building
04/12/09
Peter Zumthor Wins 2009 Pritzker Prize04/09/09 Guide Offers Tips for Tapping Into Stimulus Plan
04/08/09 AIA Hosts "Virtual National Architecture Week" on Facebook
04/07/09 As Economy Sank, Skyscrapers Soared Ever Higher
04/06/09 SANAA Designs First Derek Lam Boutique
04/03/09 Call for Entries: BusinessWeek/Architectural Record Awards
04/03/09 Architects Reconsider Their Prospects in Dubai
04/03/09 In the U.K, Architects Hit Hard by Job Losses
04/02/09
In Milan, Nouvel Fashions an “Extreme” Exhibition04/01/09 In Our April 2009 Issue: Story Roundup
04/01/09 SU Names Winners of “Green Home” Competition
04/01/09 MacArthur Foundation Pumps $32 Million Into Affordable Housing
March 2009
03/31/09 AIA/ALA Name Winners of Library Design Awards
03/30/09 How Will Historic Buildings Fare During the Recession?
03/27/09Harvard Design Students Take BMW Concept for a Test Run
03/26/09 Looking Forward to Market’s Reboot, Software Vendors Offer Free Training
03/26/09 UNStudio Designs Pavilion for NYC’s Battery Park
03/25/09 Newsmaker Interview: John Morefield, Founder of Architecture 5¢
03/24/09 In Spain, Construction Grinds to a Halt
03/23/09 Architectural Billings Index Posts Slight Gain
03/23/09 Architects in Japan Grapple with Economic Woes
03/23/09 Amanda Levete Branches Out After Kaplicky’s Death
03/20/09 Green-Building Movement Loses Two Pioneers, Gail Lindsey and Greg Franta
03/20/09 NCARB Leader to Step Down
03/19/09 Groups to Collaborate on Shared Carbon Accounting Methods
03/19/09 "New" India Bows to Newer Realities
03/18/09 German Architects Look Farther Afield for Jobs
03/18/09 Sverre Fehn, Pritzker Winner, Dead at 84
03/17/09 Newsmaker Interview: Jürgen Mayer H.
03/17/09 In China, Stimulus Plan Offers Hope for Architects
03/16/09 Holl Wins Half-Million Dollar Spanish Prize
03/16/09 In Brazil, Architects Equipped to Deal with Economic Woes
03/13/09 New Ideas Surface About TVCC Fire in Beijing
03/12/09 Earl R. Flansburgh, Prominent Boston Architect, Dies
03/12/09 Green Materials Proving To Be Economically Sustainable
03/12/09 Donated Materials a “Godsend” for Design Schools
03/11/09 “Imagining Recovery” Competition Thinks Big
03/11/09 Is Now a Good Time to Start Your Own Studio?
03/10/09A Frank Lloyd Wright Landmark Gets a Modern Pavilion by Mori
03/10/09 In New York, Frank Lloyd Wright Revisited
03/10/09 Venturi’s Lieb House Relocated By Boat
03/09/09 J. Max Bond Jr., Influential Architect, Dies at 73
03/06/09 Newsmaker Interview: Peter Morris
03/06/09 Architects Propose Alternative Ideas for Spending Federal Dollars
03/05/09 Firms Adapt to Tough Times
03/04/09 Is the Green-Building Market Recession-Proof?
03/04/09 UL Plugs Into Sustainable Design
03/03/09 How Can Architects Survive the Recession?
03/03/09 Unemployed? To Stay Active, Consider Volunteering
03/02/09 AIA Announces the Names of 112 New Fellows
03/02/09 For Many Unemployed Architects, School Beckons
AIA/ALA Name Winners of Library Design Awards03/30/09 How Will Historic Buildings Fare During the Recession?
03/27/09
Harvard Design Students Take BMW Concept for a Test Run03/26/09 Looking Forward to Market’s Reboot, Software Vendors Offer Free Training
03/26/09 UNStudio Designs Pavilion for NYC’s Battery Park
03/25/09 Newsmaker Interview: John Morefield, Founder of Architecture 5¢
03/24/09 In Spain, Construction Grinds to a Halt
03/23/09 Architectural Billings Index Posts Slight Gain
03/23/09 Architects in Japan Grapple with Economic Woes
03/23/09 Amanda Levete Branches Out After Kaplicky’s Death
03/20/09 Green-Building Movement Loses Two Pioneers, Gail Lindsey and Greg Franta
03/20/09 NCARB Leader to Step Down
03/19/09 Groups to Collaborate on Shared Carbon Accounting Methods
03/19/09 "New" India Bows to Newer Realities
03/18/09 German Architects Look Farther Afield for Jobs
03/18/09 Sverre Fehn, Pritzker Winner, Dead at 84
03/17/09 Newsmaker Interview: Jürgen Mayer H.
03/17/09 In China, Stimulus Plan Offers Hope for Architects
03/16/09 Holl Wins Half-Million Dollar Spanish Prize
03/16/09 In Brazil, Architects Equipped to Deal with Economic Woes
03/13/09 New Ideas Surface About TVCC Fire in Beijing
03/12/09 Earl R. Flansburgh, Prominent Boston Architect, Dies
03/12/09 Green Materials Proving To Be Economically Sustainable
03/12/09 Donated Materials a “Godsend” for Design Schools
03/11/09 “Imagining Recovery” Competition Thinks Big
03/11/09 Is Now a Good Time to Start Your Own Studio?
03/10/09
A Frank Lloyd Wright Landmark Gets a Modern Pavilion by Mori03/10/09 In New York, Frank Lloyd Wright Revisited
03/10/09 Venturi’s Lieb House Relocated By Boat
03/09/09 J. Max Bond Jr., Influential Architect, Dies at 73
03/06/09 Newsmaker Interview: Peter Morris
03/06/09 Architects Propose Alternative Ideas for Spending Federal Dollars
03/05/09 Firms Adapt to Tough Times
03/04/09 Is the Green-Building Market Recession-Proof?
03/04/09 UL Plugs Into Sustainable Design
03/03/09 How Can Architects Survive the Recession?
03/03/09 Unemployed? To Stay Active, Consider Volunteering
03/02/09 AIA Announces the Names of 112 New Fellows
03/02/09 For Many Unemployed Architects, School Beckons
February 2009
02/27/09 White House Unveils $3.6 Trillion Budget Blueprint
02/26/09 PS 122 Prepares for Next, Sustainable Chapter
02/25/09 Healthcare Market Not Immune to Economic Malaise
02/23/09 Jan Kaplicky, Visionary Czech Architect, Dies at 71
02/20/09 Architectural Billings Index Hits All-Time Low
02/19/09 Foster to Lay Off 25 Percent of Staff
02/19/09 Foster's CityCenter Tower Pared Down
02/18/09 How Architects Can Land a Government Contract
02/17/09 The Final Stimulus Bill, Sector by Sector
02/17/09Parsons Students Transform a Rooftop in the Bronx
02/13/09 Autodesk Unveils 2010 Design Tools
02/13/09Newsmaker Interview: Benjamin Godsill and Jiang Jun
02/12/09 Construction Spending Forecasted to Plummet
02/11/09 Talks to Shape Final Stimulus Bill Begin
02/11/09 AIA Names Winners of Thomas Jefferson and Collaboration Awards
02/10/09 Senate Passes $838 Billion Economic Stimulus Bill
02/10/09 Alvar Aalto Medal Awarded to Danish Firm
02/09/09 Senate Cuts School Construction From Stimulus Plan
02/09/09 The OMA-Designed TVCC Goes Up in Flames
02/09/09In Texas, Even Arts Districts are Supersize
02/06/09 Senate Debates Economic Stimulus Package
02/06/09 Herzog & de Meuron Designs HQ for Major Bank in Spain
02/05/09 Architectural Billings Index Still Sagging
02/04/09Work Under Way on Songdo City in Korea
02/03/09 Landscape Will Redefine New Area in Shenzhen
02/02/09Behnisch Wins UB Law School Commission
02/26/09 PS 122 Prepares for Next, Sustainable Chapter
02/25/09 Healthcare Market Not Immune to Economic Malaise
02/23/09 Jan Kaplicky, Visionary Czech Architect, Dies at 71
02/20/09 Architectural Billings Index Hits All-Time Low
02/19/09 Foster to Lay Off 25 Percent of Staff
02/19/09 Foster's CityCenter Tower Pared Down
02/18/09 How Architects Can Land a Government Contract
02/17/09 The Final Stimulus Bill, Sector by Sector
02/17/09
Parsons Students Transform a Rooftop in the Bronx02/13/09 Autodesk Unveils 2010 Design Tools
02/13/09
Newsmaker Interview: Benjamin Godsill and Jiang Jun02/12/09 Construction Spending Forecasted to Plummet
02/11/09 Talks to Shape Final Stimulus Bill Begin
02/11/09 AIA Names Winners of Thomas Jefferson and Collaboration Awards
02/10/09 Senate Passes $838 Billion Economic Stimulus Bill
02/10/09 Alvar Aalto Medal Awarded to Danish Firm
02/09/09 Senate Cuts School Construction From Stimulus Plan
02/09/09 The OMA-Designed TVCC Goes Up in Flames
02/09/09
In Texas, Even Arts Districts are Supersize02/06/09 Senate Debates Economic Stimulus Package
02/06/09 Herzog & de Meuron Designs HQ for Major Bank in Spain
02/05/09 Architectural Billings Index Still Sagging
02/04/09
Work Under Way on Songdo City in Korea02/03/09 Landscape Will Redefine New Area in Shenzhen
02/02/09
Behnisch Wins UB Law School CommissionJanuary 2009
01/30/09 Despite Slumping Economy, Spaceport America Prepares for Lift Off
01/29/09 AIA Names Winners of 2009 Young Architects Award
01/29/09 In Ottawa, Maki Completes First Building for Aga Khan
01/29/09 Court Gives Go-Ahead for Jerusalem’s Museum of Tolerance
01/28/09 In Austin, A Cesar Pelli Project Is Shelved
01/27/09 Austin’s Tallest Building Halfway There
01/26/09 Remodeling New Condos Not Very Eco-Friendly
01/23/08Newsmaker Interview: Daniel Libeskind
01/22/09 Recession Halts Yale Construction Projects
01/21/09 Competition: Transit Solutions for Los Angeles
01/20/09 Architects Express Concern Over Economic Stimulus Plan
01/20/09Zaha Hadid Chosen to Design Vienna Library
01/20/09 Krueck + Sexton Defies Conventions in Washington, D.C.
01/16/09 What Does House Democrats’ Stimulus Plan Mean for A/E/C Industry?
01/16/09 Unemployed? Why Not Apply for a Grant
01/16/09Gehry Partners Moving to Larger Headquarters
01/15/09Peter Dominick, Architect of Disney Hotels, Dies at 67
01/14/09Work Proceeds on Dubai Canal, Despite Global Financial Woes
01/13/09AIA Names Award Recipients for Interior Architecture
01/13/09Regional/Urban Design 2009 Honor Awards Revealed
01/12/09AIA Announces 2009 Honor Awards for Architecture
01/09/09 Recession Forces Universities to Reconsider Building Plans
01/08/09 In China, School Rebuilding Under Way in Quake-Devastated Areas
01/07/09Despite Economic Slowdown, Dubai Metro on Track
01/06/09 Nouvel’s First California Project on Hold
01/05/09Madrid’s City of Justice Starts to Take Shape
01/29/09 AIA Names Winners of 2009 Young Architects Award
01/29/09 In Ottawa, Maki Completes First Building for Aga Khan
01/29/09 Court Gives Go-Ahead for Jerusalem’s Museum of Tolerance
01/28/09 In Austin, A Cesar Pelli Project Is Shelved
01/27/09 Austin’s Tallest Building Halfway There
01/26/09 Remodeling New Condos Not Very Eco-Friendly
01/23/08
Newsmaker Interview: Daniel Libeskind01/22/09 Recession Halts Yale Construction Projects
01/21/09 Competition: Transit Solutions for Los Angeles
01/20/09 Architects Express Concern Over Economic Stimulus Plan
01/20/09
Zaha Hadid Chosen to Design Vienna Library01/20/09 Krueck + Sexton Defies Conventions in Washington, D.C.
01/16/09 What Does House Democrats’ Stimulus Plan Mean for A/E/C Industry?
01/16/09 Unemployed? Why Not Apply for a Grant
01/16/09
Gehry Partners Moving to Larger Headquarters01/15/09
Peter Dominick, Architect of Disney Hotels, Dies at 6701/14/09
Work Proceeds on Dubai Canal, Despite Global Financial Woes01/13/09
AIA Names Award Recipients for Interior Architecture01/13/09
Regional/Urban Design 2009 Honor Awards Revealed01/12/09
AIA Announces 2009 Honor Awards for Architecture01/09/09 Recession Forces Universities to Reconsider Building Plans
01/08/09 In China, School Rebuilding Under Way in Quake-Devastated Areas
01/07/09
Despite Economic Slowdown, Dubai Metro on Track01/06/09 Nouvel’s First California Project on Hold
01/05/09
Madrid’s City of Justice Starts to Take ShapeDecember 2008
12/30/08 In China, a Trio of Buildings Speak to Their Natural Setting
12/29/08 Layoffs Sweep Architecture Profession as Economy Worsens
12/24/08 Shanghai Skyscraper Named “Best Tall Building”
12/23/08 Jørn Utzon, Sydney Opera House Architect, Dies
12/22/08 Museum Proposal Stirs Debate in San Francisco
12/19/08 Architectural Billings Index Hits All-Time Low
12/18/08 What Will Obama’s Presidency Mean for Architects?
12/18/08 AIA Outlines Goals for New President
12/17/08 Holl Designs "Shaking Hand" Towers for Copenhagen
12/16/08In Hawaii, a 1,600-Ton Temple Is Built by Hand
12/15/08 Architect Salaries Rose Nearly 30 Percent in Six Years
12/11/08 AIA Announces 2009 Award Winners
12/11/08In New Orleans, Pitt's First "Make It Right" Homes Complete
12/10/08 Foreign Markets No Longer a Refuge for U.S. Firms
12/10/08AIA's Committee on Design Crosses Borders—and Disciplines
12/09/08 A Year After Its Debut, a Prominent Digital Facade is on the Blink
12/09/08 Oslo Firm Designs World’s Largest Mobile Theater
12/08/08 A Modern Addition Planned for a Picturesque Museum in Zurich
12/05/08 AIA Aims to Set Example with Headquarters Renovation
12/04/08 Murcutt Wins AIA Gold Medal
12/04/08 UK Failing to Protect Its World Heritage Sites?
12/03/08Lincoln Center Undergoes a Dramatic Facelift
12/02/08 House by Eero Saarinen Donated to Art Museum
12/01/08Despite Sinking Economy, Work Begins on Super-Tall Shanghai Tower
12/29/08 Layoffs Sweep Architecture Profession as Economy Worsens
12/24/08 Shanghai Skyscraper Named “Best Tall Building”
12/23/08 Jørn Utzon, Sydney Opera House Architect, Dies
12/22/08 Museum Proposal Stirs Debate in San Francisco
12/19/08 Architectural Billings Index Hits All-Time Low
12/18/08 What Will Obama’s Presidency Mean for Architects?
12/18/08 AIA Outlines Goals for New President
12/17/08 Holl Designs "Shaking Hand" Towers for Copenhagen
12/16/08
In Hawaii, a 1,600-Ton Temple Is Built by Hand12/15/08 Architect Salaries Rose Nearly 30 Percent in Six Years
12/11/08 AIA Announces 2009 Award Winners
12/11/08
In New Orleans, Pitt's First "Make It Right" Homes Complete12/10/08 Foreign Markets No Longer a Refuge for U.S. Firms
12/10/08
AIA's Committee on Design Crosses Borders—and Disciplines12/09/08 A Year After Its Debut, a Prominent Digital Facade is on the Blink
12/09/08 Oslo Firm Designs World’s Largest Mobile Theater
12/08/08 A Modern Addition Planned for a Picturesque Museum in Zurich
12/05/08 AIA Aims to Set Example with Headquarters Renovation
12/04/08 Murcutt Wins AIA Gold Medal
12/04/08 UK Failing to Protect Its World Heritage Sites?
12/03/08
Lincoln Center Undergoes a Dramatic Facelift12/02/08 House by Eero Saarinen Donated to Art Museum
12/01/08
Despite Sinking Economy, Work Begins on Super-Tall Shanghai TowerNovember 2008
11/26/08 Architects Head South to Weather the Economic Storm
11/26/08 Newsmaker Interview: Wolf Prix
11/25/08 For a Utah Museum, Polshek Takes Its Cue from the Land
11/24/08 Art Museum to Serve as Dynamic Gateway for Belgian Town
11/21/08 Driehaus Prize Given to Egyptian Architect
11/20/08 Is the Dubai Bubble Starting to Burst?
11/20/08 World’s Best Buildings Honored at Festival
11/19/08In London, Futuristic Plans for an Old Power Station
11/18/08Piano’s Design for Kimbell Museum Revealed
11/17/08 For Architects, the Job Axe Starts to Fall
11/17/08 Wanted: Expansion Ideas for Library by H.H. Richardson
11/14/08 USGBC Pushes Obama to Act on Green Promises
11/14/08 Hearst Tower Wins Highrise Award
11/13/08 Another Grand Plan for the South Boston Waterfront
11/12/08 Murphy/Jahn Designs Wing for Famed Chicago Library
11/12/08 Sheppard Robson Fashions a Gem for London Skyline
11/11/08Highrise Award Winner to Be Announced
11/10/08 Member Balloting for LEED 2009 Draws to a Close
11/10/08 Five Designers Awarded $50,000 Fellowships
11/07/08Neutra’s Kaufmann House For Sale, Again
11/06/08 Bentley Releases Infrastructure Design Suite
11/06/08 For Construction Industry, Election Results a Mixed Bag
11/06/08 Chicago’s “Twizzler” Fizzles
11/05/08 New Skyscraper Stars in National Geographic Show
11/04/08 Morphosis Pushes Boundaries with First Project in China
11/03/08 Newsmaker Interview: Lawrence W. Speck
11/26/08 Newsmaker Interview: Wolf Prix
11/25/08 For a Utah Museum, Polshek Takes Its Cue from the Land
11/24/08 Art Museum to Serve as Dynamic Gateway for Belgian Town
11/21/08 Driehaus Prize Given to Egyptian Architect
11/20/08 Is the Dubai Bubble Starting to Burst?
11/20/08 World’s Best Buildings Honored at Festival
11/19/08
In London, Futuristic Plans for an Old Power Station11/18/08
Piano’s Design for Kimbell Museum Revealed11/17/08 For Architects, the Job Axe Starts to Fall
11/17/08 Wanted: Expansion Ideas for Library by H.H. Richardson
11/14/08 USGBC Pushes Obama to Act on Green Promises
11/14/08 Hearst Tower Wins Highrise Award
11/13/08 Another Grand Plan for the South Boston Waterfront
11/12/08 Murphy/Jahn Designs Wing for Famed Chicago Library
11/12/08 Sheppard Robson Fashions a Gem for London Skyline
11/11/08
Highrise Award Winner to Be Announced11/10/08 Member Balloting for LEED 2009 Draws to a Close
11/10/08 Five Designers Awarded $50,000 Fellowships
11/07/08
Neutra’s Kaufmann House For Sale, Again11/06/08 Bentley Releases Infrastructure Design Suite
11/06/08 For Construction Industry, Election Results a Mixed Bag
11/06/08 Chicago’s “Twizzler” Fizzles
11/05/08 New Skyscraper Stars in National Geographic Show
11/04/08 Morphosis Pushes Boundaries with First Project in China
11/03/08 Newsmaker Interview: Lawrence W. Speck
October 2008
10/30/08 “Fashionable” Project Reflects the New Milan
10/29/08UK Theater Marks Significant Milestone for Viñoly
10/28/08Architectural Emblems of Kazakhstan’s Energy Wealth
10/27/08 Bailout Plan Includes Tax Incentives for Energy Efficiency
10/24/08 Government Rescue Could Ease Construction Decline
10/23/08 Foster to Renovate New York Public Library
10/23/08 Building Information Modeling Contract Documents Arrive
10/23/08 Lending Freeze Tests Skyscraper Optimism
10/22/08 U.S. Firm Helps China Rebuild After Deadly Quake
10/21/08Palladio Still Relevant 500 Years After His Birth
10/20/08 Newsmaker Interview: Joseph Grima
10/17/08Another Makeover for NYC’s South Street Seaport?
10/16/08Shopping Malls Not Below Libeskind's "Dignity"
10/15/08 Architects Hit Hard by Financial Crisis
10/14/08 Libya Opens the Door to American Architects
10/13/08 Alvaro Siza Awarded 2009 RIBA Gold Medal
10/10/08 University Program Fuses Ecology and Design
10/09/08Foster Envisions Dramatic Facelift for Italian Beachfront
10/08/08Five Designs for Hudson Park Revealed
10/07/08 Vertical Food Gardens Sprout in L.A.’s Skid Row
10/06/08Correa, Maki Tapped to Design Aga Khan Center
10/03/08 Kaufmann Proposes “Nutritional Labels” for Homes
10/02/08 AIA To Release New IPD and Design-Build Documents
10/01/08 Guggenheim and Other Top Museums Select New Directors
10/01/08 House for War Veteran Designed by Yale Students
10/29/08
UK Theater Marks Significant Milestone for Viñoly10/28/08
Architectural Emblems of Kazakhstan’s Energy Wealth10/27/08 Bailout Plan Includes Tax Incentives for Energy Efficiency
10/24/08 Government Rescue Could Ease Construction Decline
10/23/08 Foster to Renovate New York Public Library
10/23/08 Building Information Modeling Contract Documents Arrive
10/23/08 Lending Freeze Tests Skyscraper Optimism
10/22/08 U.S. Firm Helps China Rebuild After Deadly Quake
10/21/08
Palladio Still Relevant 500 Years After His Birth10/20/08 Newsmaker Interview: Joseph Grima
10/17/08
Another Makeover for NYC’s South Street Seaport?10/16/08
Shopping Malls Not Below Libeskind's "Dignity"10/15/08 Architects Hit Hard by Financial Crisis
10/14/08 Libya Opens the Door to American Architects
10/13/08 Alvaro Siza Awarded 2009 RIBA Gold Medal
10/10/08 University Program Fuses Ecology and Design
10/09/08
Foster Envisions Dramatic Facelift for Italian Beachfront10/08/08
Five Designs for Hudson Park Revealed10/07/08 Vertical Food Gardens Sprout in L.A.’s Skid Row
10/06/08
Correa, Maki Tapped to Design Aga Khan Center10/03/08 Kaufmann Proposes “Nutritional Labels” for Homes
10/02/08 AIA To Release New IPD and Design-Build Documents
10/01/08 Guggenheim and Other Top Museums Select New Directors
10/01/08 House for War Veteran Designed by Yale Students
September 2008
09/30/08 Aditya Prakash, 85, a Prominent Indian Architect, Dies
09/29/08 Momentum Grows For Futuristic Scheme
09/26/08On Heels of MoMA Show, a Prefab Exhibition Opening in Philly
09/25/08 NYC Museum Undergoes $97-Million Makeover by Polshek
09/25/08 Engineer, Lighting Designer Among Winners of “Genius” Grants
09/24/08 In Manhattan, a Bittersweet Grand Opening at Columbus Circle
09/23/08Princeton’s Campus Plan Comes Into Full Bloom
09/23/08 Newsmaker Interview: Brad Cloepfil
09/18/08 Stephen A. Kliment, Former RECORD Editor in Chief, Dies at 78
09/18/08Small Town in Maine Gets a New, $48-Million Border Station
09/17/08BusinessWeek and Architectural Record Announce 2008 Awards
09/16/08 Grimshaw Designs “Airport City” for St. Petersburg
09/15/08First Skyscraper by Herzog & de Meuron Rising in NYC
09/12/08 Finalists for Humanitarian Design Award Announced
09/12/08 Wanted: Design Concepts for Eisenhower Memorial in D.C.
09/11/08 Pentagon 9/11 Memorial by KBAS Dedicated Today
09/10/08At Ground Zero, Little Progress After Seven Years
09/09/08Space Group Reinvents a Major Transit Hub in Oslo
09/08/08 HOK Sport Breaks Away from Parent Company
09/04/08 Yale Taps Stern for Major Project
09/03/08Gehry Designs First Big Project For Toronto, His Hometown
09/02/08 Students Master the Art of Building
Aditya Prakash, 85, a Prominent Indian Architect, Dies09/29/08 Momentum Grows For Futuristic Scheme
09/26/08
On Heels of MoMA Show, a Prefab Exhibition Opening in Philly09/25/08 NYC Museum Undergoes $97-Million Makeover by Polshek
09/25/08 Engineer, Lighting Designer Among Winners of “Genius” Grants
09/24/08 In Manhattan, a Bittersweet Grand Opening at Columbus Circle
09/23/08
Princeton’s Campus Plan Comes Into Full Bloom09/23/08 Newsmaker Interview: Brad Cloepfil
09/18/08 Stephen A. Kliment, Former RECORD Editor in Chief, Dies at 78
09/18/08
Small Town in Maine Gets a New, $48-Million Border Station09/17/08
BusinessWeek and Architectural Record Announce 2008 Awards09/16/08 Grimshaw Designs “Airport City” for St. Petersburg
09/15/08
First Skyscraper by Herzog & de Meuron Rising in NYC09/12/08 Finalists for Humanitarian Design Award Announced
09/12/08 Wanted: Design Concepts for Eisenhower Memorial in D.C.
09/11/08 Pentagon 9/11 Memorial by KBAS Dedicated Today
09/10/08
At Ground Zero, Little Progress After Seven Years09/09/08
Space Group Reinvents a Major Transit Hub in Oslo09/08/08 HOK Sport Breaks Away from Parent Company
09/04/08 Yale Taps Stern for Major Project
09/03/08
Gehry Designs First Big Project For Toronto, His Hometown09/02/08 Students Master the Art of Building
August 2008
08/29/08 Universities Aim for “A+” in Carbon Reductions
08/27/08There Will Be Tacos, There Will Be Compost
08/27/08Whitney Reveals Piano's Design for Downtown Branch
08/26/08Foster + Partners Paints a New Future for Pushkin Museum
08/25/08 UFO Museum Has Close Encounter of the CAD Kind
08/22/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 16 – August 22, 2008
08/21/08Woo is First Architect to Win Ho-Am Prize
08/20/08Despite Its Diminutive Stature, Singapore Booms
08/19/08 Architecture Students Star in Reality TV Show
08/18/08 Foster Tries Again in Upper Manhattan
08/15/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 9 – August 15, 2008
08/14/08Wright’s Palmer House Put on the Market
08/13/08An Architectural Gem in Germany is Reborn
08/12/08 Reiter to Lead Chicago Art Institute School
08/11/08Terry Brown, Mushroom House Architect, Dies at 53
08/08/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 2 – August 8, 2008
08/07/08 Paul S. Byard, 68, Noted Preservationist Who Embraced The Present
08/07/08 Construction of “World’s Worst Building” Resumes?
08/06/08 AIA Deconstructs Green-Building Standards
08/06/08 AIA and USGBC To Form a Strategic Alliance
08/05/08 Calatrava’s WTC Transit Hub Pared Down
08/04/08Studio Pei-Zhu Tapped for Museum in China
08/01/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 26 – August 1, 2008
08/27/08
There Will Be Tacos, There Will Be Compost08/27/08
Whitney Reveals Piano's Design for Downtown Branch08/26/08
Foster + Partners Paints a New Future for Pushkin Museum08/25/08 UFO Museum Has Close Encounter of the CAD Kind
08/22/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 16 – August 22, 2008
08/21/08
Woo is First Architect to Win Ho-Am Prize08/20/08
Despite Its Diminutive Stature, Singapore Booms08/19/08 Architecture Students Star in Reality TV Show
08/18/08 Foster Tries Again in Upper Manhattan
08/15/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 9 – August 15, 2008
08/14/08
Wright’s Palmer House Put on the Market08/13/08
An Architectural Gem in Germany is Reborn08/12/08 Reiter to Lead Chicago Art Institute School
08/11/08
Terry Brown, Mushroom House Architect, Dies at 5308/08/08 News Highlights of the Week: August 2 – August 8, 2008
08/07/08 Paul S. Byard, 68, Noted Preservationist Who Embraced The Present
08/07/08 Construction of “World’s Worst Building” Resumes?
08/06/08 AIA Deconstructs Green-Building Standards
08/06/08 AIA and USGBC To Form a Strategic Alliance
08/05/08 Calatrava’s WTC Transit Hub Pared Down
08/04/08
Studio Pei-Zhu Tapped for Museum in China08/01/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 26 – August 1, 2008
July 2008
07/31/08 AIA Philly Opens a Center for Architecture
07/30/08 Stern Handily Wins 10th Annual Vincent Scully Prize
07/29/08 Buckhead Library Avoids the Wrecking Ball
07/28/08 Billings Rise, But Forecast Still Bleak
07/28/08In a Desert City, a Skyline Grows Ever Higher
07/25/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 19 – July 25, 2008
07/24/08MoMA Fabricates a Memorable Exhibition
07/23/08Hannes Wettstein, 50, Swiss Designer Who Championed Function Over Flair
07/22/08 California Buildings Go Green
07/21/08A Prefab, Rotating Skyscraper Coming to a City Near You?
07/18/08 Architecture 2030 Reveals New Guide to Reduce Consumption
07/18/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 12 – July 18, 2008
07/17/08 NY Times Building Altered Due to Climbing Trend
07/16/08FXFOWLE Designs World's Largest Spanning Arch Bridge for Dubai
07/15/08 Even Small Firms Get a Slice of the Dubai Pie
07/14/08Kohn Pedersen Fox Tapped for Abu Dhabi Airport Expansion
07/11/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 4 – July 11, 2008
07/10/08 Appalachia Scheme Wins Bucky Fuller Design Contest
07/10/08 China’s Building Boom Sparks Ethical Debate
07/09/08Gluckman Mayner Transforms a Weapons Factory Into an Art Gallery
07/08/08 Bentley and Autodesk Soon to be Compatible?
07/08/08London Revs Up for 2012 Summer Olympics
07/07/08 Turin Basks in Post-Olympic Glow
07/03/08 GSA Hiring a New Chief After Former One Quits
07/03/08 RMJM Ranks Best Cities For Design
07/02/08 WORK Plants an Urban Farm in Queens
07/01/08 Midwest Floods Wreak Havoc on Architectural Landmarks
07/30/08 Stern Handily Wins 10th Annual Vincent Scully Prize
07/29/08 Buckhead Library Avoids the Wrecking Ball
07/28/08 Billings Rise, But Forecast Still Bleak
07/28/08
In a Desert City, a Skyline Grows Ever Higher07/25/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 19 – July 25, 2008
07/24/08
MoMA Fabricates a Memorable Exhibition07/23/08
Hannes Wettstein, 50, Swiss Designer Who Championed Function Over Flair07/22/08 California Buildings Go Green
07/21/08
A Prefab, Rotating Skyscraper Coming to a City Near You?07/18/08 Architecture 2030 Reveals New Guide to Reduce Consumption
07/18/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 12 – July 18, 2008
07/17/08 NY Times Building Altered Due to Climbing Trend
07/16/08
FXFOWLE Designs World's Largest Spanning Arch Bridge for Dubai07/15/08 Even Small Firms Get a Slice of the Dubai Pie
07/14/08
Kohn Pedersen Fox Tapped for Abu Dhabi Airport Expansion 07/11/08 News Highlights of the Week: July 4 – July 11, 2008
07/10/08 Appalachia Scheme Wins Bucky Fuller Design Contest
07/10/08 China’s Building Boom Sparks Ethical Debate
07/09/08
Gluckman Mayner Transforms a Weapons Factory Into an Art Gallery07/08/08 Bentley and Autodesk Soon to be Compatible?
07/08/08
London Revs Up for 2012 Summer Olympics07/07/08 Turin Basks in Post-Olympic Glow
07/03/08 GSA Hiring a New Chief After Former One Quits
07/03/08 RMJM Ranks Best Cities For Design
07/02/08 WORK Plants an Urban Farm in Queens
07/01/08 Midwest Floods Wreak Havoc on Architectural Landmarks
June 2008
06/30/08 Libeskind Museum Strikes a Balance Between Old and New
06/27/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 21 – June 27, 2008
06/26/08Walter Netsch, 88, Leaves Behind a Complex Legacy
06/26/08 Two Studies Measure Perks of Green Buildings
06/25/08 Luxury Condo Tower to Rise Near Boston Landmarks?
06/24/08 ENR Announces Top 100 Green Design Firms
06/23/08 Architectural Quartet Dreams Up Mega-Project for Milan
06/20/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 14 – June 20, 2008
06/19/08Nouvel Envisions New Icon for Paris
06/18/08London Architecture Festival Urges Fresh Thinking
06/17/08Piano’s Plans for Corbu Landmark Incite Fierce Debate
06/13/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 7 – June 13, 2008
06/12/08 California Pumps $271 Million Into Construction of Stem Cell Labs
06/11/08 Shigeru Ban Pavilion Could Fetch Upward of $1 Million at Auction
06/10/08Fuksas Wins Shenzhen Airport Competition
06/09/08 Two Firms Merge to Form Sci-Tech Powerhouse
06/06/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 31 – June 6, 2008
06/05/08 Modernist House by Schindler Donated to MAK
06/04/08Gehry Designs NYC's Tallest Residential Tower
06/03/08 2007 Revenues of Top Firms Grew 25 Percent
06/03/08 After the Flood on Display Through June
06/02/08 Filmmaker Son of Scott Brown and Venturi to Set Record Straight?
Libeskind Museum Strikes a Balance Between Old and New06/27/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 21 – June 27, 2008
06/26/08
Walter Netsch, 88, Leaves Behind a Complex Legacy06/26/08 Two Studies Measure Perks of Green Buildings
06/25/08 Luxury Condo Tower to Rise Near Boston Landmarks?
06/24/08 ENR Announces Top 100 Green Design Firms
06/23/08 Architectural Quartet Dreams Up Mega-Project for Milan
06/20/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 14 – June 20, 2008
06/19/08
Nouvel Envisions New Icon for Paris 06/18/08
London Architecture Festival Urges Fresh Thinking06/17/08
Piano’s Plans for Corbu Landmark Incite Fierce Debate 06/13/08 News Highlights of the Week: June 7 – June 13, 2008
06/12/08 California Pumps $271 Million Into Construction of Stem Cell Labs
06/11/08 Shigeru Ban Pavilion Could Fetch Upward of $1 Million at Auction
06/10/08
Fuksas Wins Shenzhen Airport Competition 06/09/08 Two Firms Merge to Form Sci-Tech Powerhouse
06/06/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 31 – June 6, 2008
06/05/08 Modernist House by Schindler Donated to MAK
06/04/08
Gehry Designs NYC's Tallest Residential Tower 06/03/08 2007 Revenues of Top Firms Grew 25 Percent
06/03/08 After the Flood on Display Through June
06/02/08 Filmmaker Son of Scott Brown and Venturi to Set Record Straight?
May 2008
05/30/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 24 – May 30, 2008
05/29/08 Big-Box Stores Slim Down for Urban Settings
05/28/08 Architecture Schools Announce Changing of the Guards
05/23/08 Gehry Downsizes Tower Design for Atlantic Yards
05/23/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 16 – May 23, 2008
05/22/08Jullian de la Fuente, Corbusier Protégé, Dies
05/21/08National Trust Announces 11 Most Endangered Sites
05/21/08 USGBC Seeks Public Input on LEED 2009
05/20/08 Louis Kahn-Designed House (Still) Up for Sale
05/19/08UNStudio Gets First Major U.S. Project
05/16/08 Penn Announces New Architecture Dean
05/15/08Cooper-Hewitt Announces National Design Award Winners
05/14/08Stamps Commemorate Charles and Ray Eames
05/13/08 Fire Engulfs Academic Building in the Netherlands
05/13/08Bitter Debate Brews Over Domino Sugar Plant
05/12/08 Architects' Billings Plummet to All-Time Low
05/09/08 AFH Comes to Aid of Cyclone Victims
05/09/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 3 – May 9, 2008
05/08/08 Glassy Re-Clads Boost Energy Efficiency But Confound Critics
05/07/08 Smith + Gill Tapped for Ultra-Green Abu Dhabi Project
05/06/08 Debate Ensues After NYC Building Chief Resigns
05/05/08Calatrava’s Bridge in Jerusalem Incites Controversy
05/02/08 News Highlights of the Week: April 26 – May 2, 2008
05/02/08Architecture Students Help Rebuild Greensburg
05/29/08 Big-Box Stores Slim Down for Urban Settings
05/28/08 Architecture Schools Announce Changing of the Guards
05/23/08 Gehry Downsizes Tower Design for Atlantic Yards
05/23/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 16 – May 23, 2008
05/22/08
Jullian de la Fuente, Corbusier Protégé, Dies 05/21/08
National Trust Announces 11 Most Endangered Sites 05/21/08 USGBC Seeks Public Input on LEED 2009
05/20/08 Louis Kahn-Designed House (Still) Up for Sale
05/19/08
UNStudio Gets First Major U.S. Project 05/16/08 Penn Announces New Architecture Dean
05/15/08
Cooper-Hewitt Announces National Design Award Winners 05/14/08
Stamps Commemorate Charles and Ray Eames 05/13/08 Fire Engulfs Academic Building in the Netherlands
05/13/08
Bitter Debate Brews Over Domino Sugar Plant 05/12/08 Architects' Billings Plummet to All-Time Low
05/09/08 AFH Comes to Aid of Cyclone Victims
05/09/08 News Highlights of the Week: May 3 – May 9, 2008
05/08/08 Glassy Re-Clads Boost Energy Efficiency But Confound Critics
05/07/08 Smith + Gill Tapped for Ultra-Green Abu Dhabi Project
05/06/08 Debate Ensues After NYC Building Chief Resigns
05/05/08
Calatrava’s Bridge in Jerusalem Incites Controversy05/02/08 News Highlights of the Week: April 26 – May 2, 2008
05/02/08
Architecture Students Help Rebuild GreensburgApril 2008
04/30/08 Glass House Releases Extra Tickets for Sold-Out Season
04/30/08"Mega-building" to Host 2014 Commonwealth Games
04/29/08 Boston Squeezed as Colleges and Universities Expand
04/28/08 New Textbook Turns the Page on Drafting
04/25/08 Greensburg Aims for a Platinum Shade of Green
04/25/08
News Highlights of the Week: April 19 – April 25, 2008
04/24/08Dellis Cay: Green Paradise or Fantasy Island?
04/23/08 Few Assurances Made on UAE Worker Rights
04/22/08AIA Announces 2008 COTE Award Winners
04/22/08Guggenheim Says Goodbye to Koolhaas, Hello to Hadid
04/21/08 Nader Khalili, Noted Earth Architect, Dies at 72
04/21/08 Bauhaus Museum Opens in Tel Aviv’s White City
04/18/08News Highlights of the Week: April 12 – April 18, 2008
04/17/08 Krisel Houses Take Palm Springs Back to the Future
04/16/08Duany and Plater-Zyberk Donate Driehaus Winnings
04/15/08 New York’s Public Library Checking Out Architects
04/14/08 After the Flood on View in Los Angeles
04/11/08 Study of Fees Indicates Project Type Doesn’t Matter
04/11/08News Highlights of the Week: April 5 – April 11, 2008
04/10/08 Polshek’s Newsiest Museum Opens in D.C.
04/10/08 Field Ops Wins Massive Memphis Park Competition
04/09/08 Has NYC’s Ambitious Development Agenda Stalled?
04/08/08Ralph Rapson, 93, a Modernist Who Drew to the End
04/07/08 Dallas Revisits Its Utopian Past
04/04/08News Highlights of the Week: March 29 – April 4, 2008
04/03/08 Gehry’s Serpentine Pavilion Design Unveiled
04/02/08 RMJM Gift Helps Harvard Launch Practice Program
04/01/08 BusinessWeek/RECORD Announce 2008 China Awards
04/01/08 HOK Hopes Nationals Park Will Hit Green Home Run
04/30/08
"Mega-building" to Host 2014 Commonwealth Games04/29/08 Boston Squeezed as Colleges and Universities Expand
04/28/08 New Textbook Turns the Page on Drafting
04/25/08 Greensburg Aims for a Platinum Shade of Green
04/25/08
News Highlights of the Week: April 19 – April 25, 2008 04/24/08
Dellis Cay: Green Paradise or Fantasy Island?04/23/08 Few Assurances Made on UAE Worker Rights
04/22/08
AIA Announces 2008 COTE Award Winners04/22/08
Guggenheim Says Goodbye to Koolhaas, Hello to Hadid04/21/08 Nader Khalili, Noted Earth Architect, Dies at 72
04/21/08 Bauhaus Museum Opens in Tel Aviv’s White City
04/18/08
News Highlights of the Week: April 12 – April 18, 2008
04/17/08 Krisel Houses Take Palm Springs Back to the Future
04/16/08
Duany and Plater-Zyberk Donate Driehaus Winnings04/15/08 New York’s Public Library Checking Out Architects
04/14/08 After the Flood on View in Los Angeles
04/11/08 Study of Fees Indicates Project Type Doesn’t Matter
04/11/08
News Highlights of the Week: April 5 – April 11, 200804/10/08 Polshek’s Newsiest Museum Opens in D.C.
04/10/08 Field Ops Wins Massive Memphis Park Competition
04/09/08 Has NYC’s Ambitious Development Agenda Stalled?
04/08/08
Ralph Rapson, 93, a Modernist Who Drew to the End04/07/08 Dallas Revisits Its Utopian Past
04/04/08
News Highlights of the Week: March 29 – April 4, 200804/03/08 Gehry’s Serpentine Pavilion Design Unveiled
04/02/08 RMJM Gift Helps Harvard Launch Practice Program
04/01/08 BusinessWeek/RECORD Announce 2008 China Awards
04/01/08 HOK Hopes Nationals Park Will Hit Green Home Run
March 2008
03/31/08 Jean Nouvel Wins 2008 Pritzker Prize
03/28/08News Highlights of the Week: March 22 – March 28, 2008
03/27/08 Jahn and Walker’s Plan for Hudson Yards Victorious
03/26/08 Heathrow T5 Arrives as Britons Take to the Rails
03/25/08The Sagaponac Effect: Modernist Subdivisions Multiply
03/24/08 Tulane Nears Completion on Third New Orleans House
03/21/08News Highlights of the Week: March 15 – March 21, 2008
03/20/08 Architects’ Billings Down Sharply in Early 2008
03/20/08 Young Residential Architects Invade Mongolia
03/19/08 Holl-Designed Plant to Power Toronto’s New Waterfront
03/18/08 LivingHomes Launches KieranTimberlake Designs
03/18/08 GenerativeComponents Almost Ready for Primetime
03/17/08 Graves Tapped for AIAS “Architectural Peace Corps”
03/14/08News Highlights of the Week: March 8 – March 14, 2008
03/14/08 AIA Names 2008 Housing Award Winners
03/13/08 Hadid Bags Fashionable Chanel Project
03/12/08 Koolhaas Unveils New Waterfront City in Dubai
03/12/08 Input Sought on High-Performance Building Standard
03/11/08 High Society Outshines High Modernism
03/10/08 Will Downsizing McMansions Fatten Architects’ Wallets?
03/07/08News Highlights of the Week: March 1 – March 7, 2008
03/06/08 FMI Buys Advanced Management Institute
03/05/08 New Oslo Ski Jump Has Rocky Liftoff
03/04/08 Cloepfil Unveils Design for Clyfford Still Museum
03/03/08 Landscape/Architecture Firms Growing Closer
Jean Nouvel Wins 2008 Pritzker Prize03/28/08
News Highlights of the Week: March 22 – March 28, 200803/27/08 Jahn and Walker’s Plan for Hudson Yards Victorious
03/26/08 Heathrow T5 Arrives as Britons Take to the Rails
03/25/08
The Sagaponac Effect: Modernist Subdivisions Multiply03/24/08 Tulane Nears Completion on Third New Orleans House
03/21/08
News Highlights of the Week: March 15 – March 21, 200803/20/08 Architects’ Billings Down Sharply in Early 2008
03/20/08 Young Residential Architects Invade Mongolia
03/19/08 Holl-Designed Plant to Power Toronto’s New Waterfront
03/18/08 LivingHomes Launches KieranTimberlake Designs
03/18/08 GenerativeComponents Almost Ready for Primetime
03/17/08 Graves Tapped for AIAS “Architectural Peace Corps”
03/14/08
News Highlights of the Week: March 8 – March 14, 200803/14/08
AIA Names 2008 Housing Award Winners03/13/08 Hadid Bags Fashionable Chanel Project
03/12/08 Koolhaas Unveils New Waterfront City in Dubai
03/12/08 Input Sought on High-Performance Building Standard
03/11/08 High Society Outshines High Modernism
03/10/08 Will Downsizing McMansions Fatten Architects’ Wallets?
03/07/08
News Highlights of the Week: March 1 – March 7, 200803/06/08 FMI Buys Advanced Management Institute
03/05/08 New Oslo Ski Jump Has Rocky Liftoff
03/04/08 Cloepfil Unveils Design for Clyfford Still Museum
03/03/08 Landscape/Architecture Firms Growing Closer
February 2008
02/29/08 Thomas Krens, Guggenheim's Controversial Leader, Steps Down
02/29/08 News Highlights of the Week: February 23 – February 29, 2008
02/28/08 Snowmass Resort Shows It’s Easy Skiing Green
02/27/08 Feiner Goes All-In as Las Vegas Sands’ New Chief Architect
02/27/08 FEMA Testing Alternatives to Problematic Trailers
02/26/08Mid-Century Architecture at Risk in New Orleans
02/25/08 Boston’s ICA Still a Work in Progress
02/22/08 With the AOC Slot Still Open, AIA Urges Action
02/22/08News Highlights of the Week: February 16 – February 22, 2008
02/21/08 Gehry's Winton Guest House Moving to New Home
02/20/08 Whose Vision of a Future City Will Prevail?
02/19/08 AIA Announces the Names of 116 New Fellows
02/19/08 3XN Transforms a Brown Site into a Green One
02/15/08News Highlights of the Week: February 9 – February 15, 2008
02/14/08 Housing the YouTube Generation and Beyond
02/13/08 P.S.1 Goes Organic with WORK's Public Farm 1
02/12/08 Fire Destroys UNStudio's VilLA NM
02/12/08 Oil Drilling Threatens Smithson’s Spiral Jetty
02/11/08 Richard Rogers Treading Water on NYC Riverfronts
02/08/08News Highlights of the Week: February 2 – February 8, 2008
02/07/08 LTL Gets Creative with Arthouse in Austin
02/06/08 Herzog & de Meuron Face Opposition in Hong Kong
02/05/08 OMA to Buoy Hamburg's Waterfront
02/04/08 Changes Requested as Opposition Grows Against PGCC
02/01/08News Highlights of the Week: January 26 – February 1, 2008
02/29/08 News Highlights of the Week: February 23 – February 29, 2008
02/28/08 Snowmass Resort Shows It’s Easy Skiing Green
02/27/08 Feiner Goes All-In as Las Vegas Sands’ New Chief Architect
02/27/08 FEMA Testing Alternatives to Problematic Trailers
02/26/08
Mid-Century Architecture at Risk in New Orleans02/25/08 Boston’s ICA Still a Work in Progress
02/22/08 With the AOC Slot Still Open, AIA Urges Action
02/22/08
News Highlights of the Week: February 16 – February 22, 200802/21/08
Gehry's Winton Guest House Moving to New Home02/20/08
Whose Vision of a Future City Will Prevail?02/19/08 AIA Announces the Names of 116 New Fellows
02/19/08 3XN Transforms a Brown Site into a Green One
02/15/08
News Highlights of the Week: February 9 – February 15, 200802/14/08 Housing the YouTube Generation and Beyond
02/13/08 P.S.1 Goes Organic with WORK's Public Farm 1
02/12/08 Fire Destroys UNStudio's VilLA NM
02/12/08 Oil Drilling Threatens Smithson’s Spiral Jetty
02/11/08 Richard Rogers Treading Water on NYC Riverfronts
02/08/08
News Highlights of the Week: February 2 – February 8, 200802/07/08 LTL Gets Creative with Arthouse in Austin
02/06/08 Herzog & de Meuron Face Opposition in Hong Kong
02/05/08 OMA to Buoy Hamburg's Waterfront
02/04/08 Changes Requested as Opposition Grows Against PGCC
02/01/08
News Highlights of the Week: January 26 – February 1, 2008January 2008
01/31/08 Refurbished French Market Opens in Big Easy
01/31/08 Standards for High-Performance Building in the Works
01/30/08Feisty Design Duel Pits FXFowle v. Konyk
01/30/08 Nouvel Designs Towering Slender Neighbor for MoMA
01/29/08 RK Stewart Leaving Gensler for Perkins + Will
01/29/08 Wrecking Ball to Swing on Johnson’s Ball House?
01/28/08 AIA Names Recipients of 2008 Young Architects Award
01/28/08 Court Case Tests Limit of Spain’s Preservation Law
01/25/08 Market Hot for Furniture by Hadid and Other Architects
01/25/08News Highlights of the Week: January 19 – January 25, 2008
01/24/08 Ride Over for Houston’s Carousel House
01/23/08 California Hospitals Get a Seismic Reprieve
01/22/08 Jewish-American Museum Rising in Philly
01/22/08 Gehry Tapped to Design Serpentine Pavilion
01/18/08News Highlights of the Week: January 12 – January 18, 2008
01/17/08 Brooklyn Arts District Regains Momentum
01/16/08 Bovis Faces Questions After Trump SoHo Death
01/16/08 At 151, AIA Enjoys Post-Anniversary Bounce
01/15/08 Hadid to Design MSU’s Broad Art Museum
01/14/08 NOLA Riverfront Plan Gets Green Light
01/11/08 Times Tower's Cracked Windows Investigated
01/11/08News Highlights of the Week: January 5 – January 11, 2008
01/10/08 Form Follows Feathers: Bird-Friendly Architecture
01/09/08 Mayne Tapped for Dallas Museum of Nature & Science
01/09/08 Detroit Revs Up for Cadillac Centre
01/08/08 Ettore Sottsass, 90, Elder Statesman of Italian Design
01/07/08AIA Names Winners of 2008 Honor Awards
01/07/08 Self-Certification Crackdown Sparks NY Turf War
01/04/08 New Zoning Could Alter Coney Island Development
01/04/08News Highlights of the Week: December 29, 2007 – January 4, 2008
01/03/08 Luxury Condos Continue to Sprout by High Line
01/02/08 Gensler Tackles the Baggage of Modern Flying
01/31/08 Standards for High-Performance Building in the Works
01/30/08
Feisty Design Duel Pits FXFowle v. Konyk01/30/08 Nouvel Designs Towering Slender Neighbor for MoMA
01/29/08 RK Stewart Leaving Gensler for Perkins + Will
01/29/08 Wrecking Ball to Swing on Johnson’s Ball House?
01/28/08 AIA Names Recipients of 2008 Young Architects Award
01/28/08 Court Case Tests Limit of Spain’s Preservation Law
01/25/08 Market Hot for Furniture by Hadid and Other Architects
01/25/08
News Highlights of the Week: January 19 – January 25, 2008 01/24/08 Ride Over for Houston’s Carousel House
01/23/08 California Hospitals Get a Seismic Reprieve
01/22/08 Jewish-American Museum Rising in Philly
01/22/08 Gehry Tapped to Design Serpentine Pavilion
01/18/08
News Highlights of the Week: January 12 – January 18, 2008 01/17/08 Brooklyn Arts District Regains Momentum
01/16/08 Bovis Faces Questions After Trump SoHo Death
01/16/08 At 151, AIA Enjoys Post-Anniversary Bounce
01/15/08 Hadid to Design MSU’s Broad Art Museum
01/14/08 NOLA Riverfront Plan Gets Green Light
01/11/08 Times Tower's Cracked Windows Investigated
01/11/08
News Highlights of the Week: January 5 – January 11, 2008 01/10/08 Form Follows Feathers: Bird-Friendly Architecture
01/09/08 Mayne Tapped for Dallas Museum of Nature & Science
01/09/08 Detroit Revs Up for Cadillac Centre
01/08/08 Ettore Sottsass, 90, Elder Statesman of Italian Design
01/07/08
AIA Names Winners of 2008 Honor Awards01/07/08 Self-Certification Crackdown Sparks NY Turf War
01/04/08 New Zoning Could Alter Coney Island Development
01/04/08
News Highlights of the Week: December 29, 2007 – January 4, 2008 01/03/08 Luxury Condos Continue to Sprout by High Line
01/02/08 Gensler Tackles the Baggage of Modern Flying
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