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HOUSING AWARDS FROM AIA AND HUD The AIA/HUD Secretary Awards recognize housing projects that demonstrate the potential of mixed-use and mixed-income developments. K Lofts in San Diego, California, designed by Jonathan Segal FAIA Architect, recently received the 2008 award for affordable housing (photo by Paul Body). Sponsored by the AIA Housing and Custom Residential Knowledge Community and the Office of the Secretary of the U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development (HUD), the annual awards program also recognizes excellence in neighborhood design, participatory design, and accessibility. Next week we'll take a closer look at the four winning projects for 2008.
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Architecture Headlines This Week
People and Places 2008.0723 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0723Australian Architect Louise Cox Becomes President of the International Union of Architects (UIA) — Canadian Architect, 2008.0718
NY Times Building Altered Due to Climbing Trend — Architectural Record, 2008.0717
Seattle to Remove Automated Toilets — New York Times, 2008.0717
Stirling Prize Shortlist Unveiled — BD, 2008.0717
Cathedral Stone Products Completes Sustainable Masonry Project at Reagan National Airport — Cathedral Stone Press Release at ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0716
People and Places 2008.0716 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0716
Robert A.M. Stern Wins National Building Museum Prize — Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008.0715
Robert A.M. Stern Wins National Building Museum Prize — Chronicle of Higher Education, 2008.0715
Smithsonian Issues Request for Qualifications for Architectural Firm to Design New Museum — ArtDaily, 2008.0715
Uncle Sam Adopts Fannie and Freddie — Barron's, 2008.0714
In Changing Face of Beijing, a Look at the New China — New York Times, 2008.0713
AIA Springfield Honors 11 Projects with 12 Awards — AIArchitect, 2008.0711
People and Places 2008.0709 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0709
Design of Ground Zero Transit Hub Is Trimmed — New York Times, 2008.0702
World Trade Center Construction Faces More Delays — Los Angeles Times, 2008.0701
World's Longest Cable-Stayed Bridge Opens in China — Yahoo News, 2008.0701
AIA/HUD Secretary Awards Recognize Four Outstanding Housing Projects — AIArchitect, 2008.0627
People and Places 2008.0625 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0625
Northeastern Building Types 2008 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0625
Waterlogged Levee under Pressure from Mississippi — Examiner, 2008.0624
People and Places 2008.0618 — ArchitectureWeek, 2008.0618
Walter Netsch, Architect, Dies at 88 — New York Times, 2008.0617
Earthquake Shakes Japan, Killing at Least 6 — Washington Post, 2008.0614
Des Moines Levee Breach Threatens Neighborhood, High School — Chicago Tribune, 2008.0614
Wisconsin Award-Winning Architecture Honored — AIArchitect, 2008.0613
Abu Dhabi Fund Looking to Buy New York's Iconic Chrysler Building for $800 Million — Domain B, 2008.0612
Flooding Risk Remains after Tornado Danger Eases — Kansas City Star, 2008.0612
Waters in Flooded City in Iowa Likely to Crest Soon — New York Times, 2008.0612
Kansas Tornadoes Kill 2, Devastate Town of Chapman — AP, 2008.0612
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