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PRESERVING COMMUNITIES The 2005 National Trust for Historic Preservation (NTHP) Conference drew over 2000 people to Portland, Oregon in September for five days of discussion on the topic, "Sustain America — Vision, Economics and Preservation." Central themes included the effort to link community revitalization to historic preservation, issues of race and historic preservation, and sustainable design.
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GULF SOUTH STRUGGLES As yet another record-breaking and devastating hurricane season draws toward its close, we are still far from a final assessment of damage from Katrina, the most costly natural disaster in U.S. history, or from Rita, the subsequent multibillion-dollar storm.
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SCOTTISH PARLIAMENT On October 15, 2005, the winner of the United Kingdom's prestigious Stirling Prize was announced. This year the honor went to the new Scottish Parliament, which has been hailed as one of the most innovative designs in Britain today. It is a vastly ambitious and complex building, and to visit it is a hugely rewarding experience: there is so much to take in, so many architectural and metaphorical references, so many technical challenges surmounted.
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SWISS AWARD TO CANADIAN PROJECTS On September 30, 2005, the Swiss Holcim Foundation for Sustainable Construction honored three North American projects in its annual awards program. The Holcim Foundation, in collaboration with five of the world's leading technical universities, promotes sustainable approaches to environmental design. The awards highlight projects that go beyond technical solutions to consider process, human behavior, and visionary city planning.
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More Architecture News Daily Architecture Headlines — Updated every day at ArchitectureWeek
Architects Group Director to Switch Posts — Chicago Tribune, 2005.1122
Young Structural Engineer of the Year Award — Yorkshire Post, 2005.1122
Hope Is Alive on the Gulf Coast — AIArchitect, 2005.1121
Eminent Domain Project at Standstill Despite Ruling — New York Times, 2005.1121
Detroit Chapter Annual Design Awards — AIA Detroit press release, 2005.1118
Architect, Former Dean of Taliesin West Dies at 81 — AZ Central, 2005.1115
Selecting the Best of Seoul's Designer Buildings — JoongAng Daily, 2005.1115
27 Outstanding Projects Honored in the Empire State — AIArchitect, 2005.1114
Toward a 21st Century New Orleans — Times-Picayune, 2005.1112
Arts Center at Ground Zero May Feel Pinch — New York Times, 2005.1111
ANZAC Hall Wins Australia's Top Public Building Award — World Architecture News, 2005.1111
Investigations into Louisiana Levee Breaks Mount — ENR, 2005.1110
AIA Seattle 2005 Honor Awards for Washington Architecture — AIA Seattle press release, 2005.1108
AIA East Bay Honors a Lucky 13 — AIArchitect, 2005.1107
A Princely Sum Given to Victims of Katrina — Los Angeles Times, 2005.1104
Shigeru Ban to Design Pompidou Outpost — Guardian Unlimited, 2005.1031
Design Shines in Sunflower State — AIArchitect, 2005.1031
Scotland's Answer to Rome's Colosseum — Scotsman Online, 2005.1028
NIST Releases Final Report on Collapse — ENR, 2005.1027
Building-Savvy Prince Feted — Chicago Tribune, 2005.1026
Big Plans, Grand Dreams in Mississippi — Chicago Tribune, 2005.1023
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