Connie Chung

Beth Dunlop reflects on the year in architecture in 2003, and calls it 'a year of building up, and a year of tearing down.'

'On 27 acres along the Seekonk River, blighted industrial buildings are to be replaced by homes, shops and restaurants in a $200-million transformation.'

Many, weary of sprawling conditions in Portsmouth, RI, look forward to 'ambitious' efforts to create a town center.

Greater Vancouver Regional District will apply targeted marketing to encourage more transit use.

A new public park, of the same scale as Central Park, is in the works in Staten Island, NYC.