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    TAIWAN ON TOP

    The official opening of the Taipei 101 Tower in December 2004, makes it — for now — the world's tallest building. In the 20th century, competition for this title was largely waged in Chicago and New York, but it has recently migrated to Asia.

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    ANTARCTIC ARCHITECTURE

    "It was a scene, terrible in its austerity, that can only be witnessed at that extremity of the globe; truly, a land of unsurpassed desolation." — Physicist Louis Bernacchi, 1899, aboard the Southern Cross, near Cape Adare, Antarctica.

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    A BETTER SUBURBIA

    Visiting "Village Homes" for the first time, one is struck by how different this 1970s-era community looks from typical California developments. Arriving by car, one notices narrower streets and less visually dominant parking, with access kept to the edges along long, narrow cul-de-sac streets.

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    More Building and Construction

    Untested Insulation the Weak Link Against Fire — Air-Cell Insulation press release, 2005.0309

    Glass Tile Offers Unparallelled Depth and Beauty — Diamond Tech Glass Tiles press release at PR Web, 2005.0309

    Skyscraper Projects Given the Green Light by City — St. Petersburg Times, 2005.0308

    Post-Tsunami Thailand Yields Lessons for Coastal Construction — Canadian Architect, 2005.0307

    Smart Growth, Slowly — The Slatin Report, 2005.0307

    Metal Tile Is Alternative to Traditional Ceramic Tile Flooring — Carina Works press release at PR Web, 2005.0304

    AEC Innovations Makes Building Codes a Reality Online — AEC Innovations press release, 2005.0302

    The OPEN Prototype House Initiative Begins Testing — AIA ArchiWire, 2005.0302

    Urban Growth Boundary Did Not Make Portland Unaffordable — New Urban News, 2005.0301

    Seaside Town Center to be Transformed — New Urban News, 2005.0301

    Record Size Roof Lift Completed in Arizona — ENR, 2005.0228

    International Building Code Meets Accessibility Requirements — International Code Council press release, 2005.0225

    Survey Shows Lighting Products Merging with Controls — Electrical Contractor magazine, 2005.0222

    Fixing the 'Old House' — Casper Star Tribune, 2005.0222

    Venice Turns to Future to Rescue Its Past — New York Times, 2005.0222

    Housing Starts Jump in January to the Highest in 21 Years — National Association of Home Builders, 2005.0216

    A Makeover for Cruise Ship Terminals — New York Times, 2005.0216

    Fight against Termites: AuraLast Wood Windows and Doors — JELD-WEN press release, 2005.0215

    Construction Set for Vancouver Olympic Venues — CBC Sports, 2005.0215

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