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    U.S. HISTORIC SITES IN PERIL

    An art deco highrise in eastern Mississippi continues to deteriorate, as does one of the last remaining Negro League baseball stadiums, in New Jersey. A 1,300-year-old cultural site in Guam is threatened by U.S. Navy construction plans, and the character of Connecticut's scenic Merritt Parkway is at risk.

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    NEW SAN FRANCISCO ARCHITECTURE

    SFMOMA commissioned a new sculpture garden for the top of its parking structure, with provisions to connect to the main San Francisco Museum of Modern Art building — a late-20th-century classic that prefigured the wave of museums constructed following the Guggenheim Bilbao in 1997. Jensen & Macy Architects conceived of the garden, which was completed by successor firm Jensen Architects, as a gallery without a ceiling.

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    GREAT NEW LANDSCAPES

    Visitors to the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai, China, are experiencing a former industrial site reclaimed as a riverside oasis: Houtan Park. Running through this strip of green space, interlaced with walkways, a constructed wetland treats polluted river water for use at the Expo.

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    AIA HOUSING AWARDS 2010

    The Safari Drive multifamily residential complex in downtown Scottsdale, Arizona, exemplifies a higher-density, pedestrian-scaled alternative to the exploding sprawl of greater Phoenix. Designed by The Miller Hull Partnership, it succeeds as design in the broadest sense: place-making that intertwines architecture, planning, and landscape.

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    Proposal Ratified to Raze 20 Palestinian Homes — National Post, 2010.0622

    British Architect to Rebuild Haiti's Social Housing — Independent Digital, 2010.0621

    U.N. Honors Architect Zaha Hadid — UPI, 2010.0621

    Program for Struggling Homeowners Finds Itself Struggling — Chicago Tribune, 2010.0621

    Home Loans Get Easier for Spaniards — Wall Street Journal, 2010.0621

    East Jerusalem Building Plan Advances — New York Times, 2010.0621

    Race to Build Best Solar House Opens in Madrid — AFP, 2010.0619

    GSA Violates National Historic Preservation Act by Building Garage — Billings Gazette, 2010.0618

    Minorities Hurt More by Foreclosure Crisis, Study Says — Miami Herald, 2010.0618

    Storm Blows Out Windows at 110-Story Chicago Tower — Associated Press, 2010.0618

    GBCI Introduces LEED AP for Neighborhood Development Credential — Architects' Journal, 2010.0618

    Home Construction Fails to Lift Recovery — Associated Press, 2010.0617

    Cooper-Hewitt Awards Go to Designers of High Line, Birding Center and Designer Shops — Los Angeles Times, 2010.0617

    U.K. Government Announces Bonfire of Cultural Projects — BD, 2010.0617

    I.M. Pei's JFK in Terminal Trouble — Architect's Newspaper, 2010.0616

    U.S. Home Building Craters after Tax Break Expires — Market Watch, 2010.0616

    People and Places 2010.0616 — ArchitectureWeek, 2010.0616

    Astrodome Renovation Plan Carries $1.35B Tab — Associated Press, 2010.0614

    Canadian Institute of Steel Construction Announces National Steel Design Award Winners — Digital Journal, 2010.0614

    U.S. Housing Recovery Dependent on Jobs, Harvard Report Says — Bloomberg BusinessWeek, 2010.0614

    Fannie Mae Mortgage-Bond Spreads Fall to Lowest in Three Weeks — Bloomberg BusinessWeek, 2010.0614

    FBI to Target Mortgage Fraud — Financial Times, 2010.0611

    Aussie Fund Sues Wall Street's Goldman Sachs for $1.2bn Subprime Bill — Austrailian, 2010.0611

    Bel-Air Mansion Fetches Highest Price This Year for a U.S. Residence — Los Angeles Times, 2010.0611

    Congress Considers Tax-Credit Extension for Some Home Buyers — Wall Street Journal, 2010.0610

    New San Francisco Architecture — ArchitectureWeek, 2010.0609

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