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SOLAR HOUSES SHINE In a dramatic demonstration of design with solar energy, 14 North American universities recently competed in a Solar Decathlon in Washington, D.C. The students were tasked with designing and building solar-powered houses that would blend aesthetics and modern conveniences with maximum energy efficiency. The overarching goal of the competition was to illustrate the benefits of solar energy for a wide audience.
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AIACC 2002 DESIGN AWARDS The American Institute of Architects, California Council (AIACC) honored 15 of its members in its annual design awards program in September, 2002. Special recognition went to two contemporary designs and a historic preservation project.
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DALLAS AIA AWARDS The Dallas chapter of the American Institute of Architects announced the winners of its 2002 design awards program in September. Among them were both built and unbuilt projects, with special recognition for two buildings over 25 years old that have demonstrated lasting influence.
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More Architecture News Top Award for Landmark Bridge — BBC News, 2002.1014Back to WTC Drawing Board — New York Daily News, 2002.1011 Agency Sets Rules for WTC Designs — AP at Architecture Guide, 2002.1011 ROM Scales Back $200M Renovation — Ottawa Citizen , 2002.1010 Plans for Rebuilt Ground Zero Can Provide Fewer Offices — CNN, 2002.1010 Guidelines for WTC Office — AP at Architecture Guide, 2002.1009 Plans for New Penn — Newsday, 2002.1009 Steelcase Receives Awards in International Design Competition — Dezignare, 2002.1007 Ronald E. Bogle Named President and CEO of American Architectural Foundation — American Institute of Architects press release, 2002.1004 Six Finalists Are Selected for Design at Pentagon — New York Times, 2002.1004 Ground Zero: 6 New Drawing Boards — New York Times, 2002.1001 Yale Architecture Students Dedicate House They Built for Community — Yale University press release, 2002.0930 Debating Ground Zero Architecture and the Value of the Void — New York Times, 2002.0930 Rebuilding Ugly — Opinion at New York Post, 2002.0930 "Noted Architecture Dream Teams Selected For WTC" — LMDC News Release at Archibot, 2002.0930 Panel Puts a Rush on WTC Plans — New York Daily News, 2002.0928 Leicester Unveils £300M Development Plans — Guardian Unlimited, 2002.0927
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