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Design for Business 2002 | |
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Libeskind Scheme Chosen for WTC | |
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Bureau Assar and SOM win New NATO | |
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25-Year Award to Design Research Headquarters | |
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DESIGN FOR BUSINESS 2002 For each of the last six years, McGraw-Hill's Business Week and Architectural Record magazines have joined forces to honor projects that highlight how architecture can support business goals by improving image and workplace efficiency. These award-winning projects may succeed by making employees happier, by enhancing the experience of the visiting public, or generally easing the interactions between people and the architectural space they inhabit.
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LIBESKIND SCHEME CHOSEN FOR WTC On February 27, 2003, the Lower Manhattan Development Corporation (LMDC) selected Studio Daniel Libeskind and their widely-applauded design to guide the reconstruction of the World Trade Center site in New York. The "Memory Foundations" submission by the Polish-American architect emerged from a competition lasting many months, involving some of the best known architects in the world, and inspiring a lively, often rancorous, public debate. Although the debating is far from over, there now appears to be a framework from which to develop a long-term reconstruction plan.
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BUREAU ASSAR AND SOM WIN NEW NATO The North Atlantic Treaty Organization announced in January 2003 the results of an international architectural design competition for a new NATO Headquarters. They have selected a consortium made up of the London office of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill and the Belgian Bureau Assar to design the new building. Scheduled for completion in 2009, it will be located adjacent to the current NATO headquarters in Brussels, Belgium.
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25-YEAR AWARD TO DESIGN RESEARCH HEADQUARTERS Pulitzer Prize-winning author and architect Robert Campbell, FAIA, described it as "a glass vitrine at the scale of architecture, a display case for the contents inside? The glass facets of the facade give it the character of a cut jewel." The Design Research Headquarters building in Cambridge, Massachusetts is the newest recipient of the prestigious 25-Year Award by the American Institute of Architects.
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More Architecture News Daily Architecture Headlines — Updated every day at ArchitectureWeek
Reaching for the Sky — Washington Post, 2003.0306
Rhode Island Tragedy Raises Building Design Issue — Yahoo News, 2003.0304
Garden Supplanted at WTC — Chicago Tribune, 2003.0304
The 'Final' WTC Plan: Grade It Zero — New York Post, 2003.0303
Design for Pentagon Memorial Chosen — CNN, 2003.0302
WMF Offers Emergency Funding for Historic Jewish Sites — AIArchitect, 2003.0228
AIA Elevates 62 to Fellow, 5 to Honorary Fellow — AIArchitect, 2003.0228
AIA Louisiana Honor Awards — AIArchitect, 2003.0228
New WTC Plan: No Finest Hour — New York Post, 2003.0228
Vision for Lower Manhattan Is Still in Flux — New York Times, 2003.0228
Practical Issues for Ground Zero — New York Times, 2003.0228
A Memorial, Yes, but Battle Lines Form for Everything Else — New York Times, 2003.0227
Winning WTC Plan is Taller than Twin Towers — CNN, 2003.0227
Libeskind Design Chosen for Rebuilding at Ground Zero — New York Times, 2003.0227
Panel Makes Unexpected Choice for World Trade Center Site — New York Times, 2003.0226
Finalists for Ground Zero Design Pull Out the Stops — New York Times, 2003.0226
High Hopes for Dubai Skyscraper — BBC News, 2003.0225
High Drama — Los Angeles Times, 2003.0225
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