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    PEOPLE AND PLACES

    Graham Downes Architecture in Dallas, Texas — BAMO, Lissoni Associati, DesignWilkes, and James Park Associates in Mumbai, India — Ware Malcomb in Hawthorne, California — HOK in Chicago, Illinois — MulvannyG2 in Chengdu, China — RJC Architects and RQ Construction, Inc. in San Diego County, California — Miller Hull in Olympia, Washington — Pelli Clarke Pelli Architects in San Francisco, California — Howard Fairbairn MHK in London, England, United Kingdom — Callison in New York, New York — Bovis Lend Lease in Sydney, Australia — Jean-Jacques Ory and Christophe Pillet in Saint-Tropez, France — Overland Partners Architects in University Park, Pennsylvania — The Dobbins Group in Chicago, Illinois — Kenneth Harlan Simmons in Johannesburg, South Africa — Kevin Roche John Dinkeloo and Associates in Dublin, Ireland...

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    AIA MICHIGAN AWARDS 2010

    The Richmond Center for Visual Arts in Kalamazoo is striking, with building forms tied to its arts hub functions.

    Copper cladding, curving in two dimensions, wraps the lobby and front exhibit areas, setting off a large glazed facade section that allows natural light deep into the space. The lightness of the glass and copper, and of zinc that wraps the lecture areas, contrasts with the visual weight of the precast concrete panels cladding the rest of the building.

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    POSTCARD FROM MANHATTAN

    Dear ArchitectureWeek,

    As I walked through west Chelsea, near the Hudson River shoreline of Manhattan, a palpable sense of change was afoot — especially striking considering the impact of the recession on new construction across the nation. Among an aging urban fabric of midrise warehouse and residential buildings, many in various stages of renovation and repair, several new projects stood out.

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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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