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GEHRY AT THE GUGGENHEIM
Just when you thought the media culture couldn't get any more juiced about Frank Gehry, the Guggenheim Museum in New York City delivers a watermelon for the summer. "Frank Gehry, Architect" opened at Frank Lloyd Wright's marvel on Fifth Avenue on May 18, 2001 and continues through the long, hot summer, until the last Sunday in August.
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JEAN NOUVEL WINS RIBA GOLD
French architect Jean Nouvel has been awarded the prestigious Royal Gold Medal for Architecture. The honor was announced mid-May by the Royal Institute of British Architects (RIBA).
According to the RIBA announcement, "Nouvel has maintained the highest of architectural standards and has consistently brought excellence to design in a wide range of cultural and commercial buildings, in his native country and abroad." — Editor
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CULTURE OF LISTENING
Most architects are acutely conscious of the long-term significance of their buildings. But fewer are conscious of the long-term significance of their corporate culture. When it comes to leaving a cultural legacy for practitioners, however, one Texas firm stands out.
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Japan plans bigger, better copy of the dome
U.K. Sunday Times, 2001.0603
Designs to Be Unveiled for Library at Cal State
Los Angeles Times, 2001.0603
Future perfect
The Scotsman, 2001.0531
Israeli Wedding Hall Collapse Sharpens Quake Fears
Reuters at Los Angeles Times, 2001.0529
Senate Backs WWII Memorial
Washington Post, 2001.0522
RIBA Gold Medal - Now you see them . . .
Guardian Unlimited, 2001.0521
Bush Launches Energy Steps, As Critics Circle
Reuters at Yahoo News, 2001.0518
House Vote Backs WWII Memorial As Planned
Washington Post, 2001.0516
Santiago Calatrava's first project in the US opens to the public
Art Newspaper, 2001.0516
Housing Market Index Remains Flat In May
NAHB Press Release., 2001.0515
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