Architecture
She likes to "build out of things that aren't pretending to be something else." She has enthusiasm for experimentation.
The Los Angeles Times
Pittsburgh's planning commission struggles with signage on the famous United Steelworkers Building.
Pittsburgh Post-Gazette
Architect William McDonough is creating an "operating system for sustainability."
Wired
USA Today evaluates the premise that tear-downs of older homes and the mega-mansions rising from the ashes are helping to reduce sprawl.
USA Today
The height of planned skyscrapers has been scaled back following September 11.
The Christian Science Monitor
24-year-old architect Marica McKeel will develop downtown Tampa's first urban neighborhood.
The Tampa Tribune
Designers of new buildings are employing a variety of security measures to make structures more resistent to terrorist attacks.
The New York Times
Cleveland plans to open its lakefront to the public.
The Cleveland Plain Dealer
Samuel Mockbee, winner of the 2000 MacArthur Foundation 'genius' grant will continue to influence architecture.
MetropolisMag.com
Christopher Hawthorne reviews the latest projects of "Americas Newest Urbanist," Maya Lin.
MetropolisMag.com
The collapse of the World Trade Center towers may bring about changes in the national building standards and codes.
The Washington Post
John Clark plans to develop a traditional town, part of which is sited along three miles of the tidal Rappahannock River in Virginia.
The Town Paper
American Institute of Architects Gold Medal winner Tadao Ando revealed his vision for 9-11 memorial at the site of the World Trade Center in New York.
The Washington Post
Renowned architect Cesar Pelli completes a master plan for the Symphony Center in Midtown Atlanta.
The Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Plans for a public safety building are on hold pending criticisms about Feng Shui.
The San Francisco Chronicle
New National Center For Preservation of Democracy
The Planning Report
Prominent architects oppose a proposal to designate a row of historic buildings on Chicago's Michigan Avenue as a landmark district. They claim the proposal is a "veiled insult" to the architecture profession.
The Chicago Tribune
Herbert Muschamp explains why some of the best new architecture in New York is created by foreign architects and not architects from the U.S.
The New York Times
The Capitol's lawn and grounds are being torn up to be replaced with a "Disneyland-like" orientation center.
The Christian Science Monitor
San Francisco's Four Season's Tower captures the forces shaping the City, writes John King.
The San Francisco Chronicle
