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HIGH MUSEUM REILLUMINATED
"Light, whether direct or filtered, admitted through skylights, ribbon glazing, clerestory strips, or minimal perforations in the panel wall, is a consistent preoccupation throughout; apart from its functional aspect, [light] is a symbol of the museum's role as a place of aesthetic illumination and enlightened cultural values. The primary intention of the architecture is to encourage the discovery of these values, and to foster a contemplative appreciation of the museum's collection through its own spatial experience." — Richard Meier, from Richard Meier: Architect
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BUILD BOSTON 2003
The World Trade Center in Boston was a hotbed of educational activity in mid-November, 2003 as some 15,000 architects, engineers, contractors, owners, and assorted construction professionals attended the 19th annual Build Boston conference.
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AIA GOLD MEDAL FOR SAMUEL MOCKBEE
The late Samuel Mockbee, FAIA, has just joined Thomas Jefferson in an elite club of architects who have received AIA Gold Medals posthumously. The widely admired Mockbee was a practitioner and educator until his death in 2001. The American Institute of Architects announced on December 4, 2003 that they would confer on him their highest honor.
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Hearst Mansion Survives Calif. Quake Yahoo News, 2003.1222
Architects Unveil Revised Freedom Tower Design New York Times, 2003.1219
Architects Head East; China Draws World's Best San Francisco Chronicle, 2003.1217
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Final Deal Reached on Trade Center Tower San Francisco Chronicle, 2003.1216
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