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    POSTCARD FROM AN ESTUARY

    Dear ArchitectureWeek,

    Houseboats, by and large, do their best to recreate the quotidian comforts of the standard dwelling in compact, waterborne form. Any greater sea-living aspirations are often left to the overreaching desires, and budgets, of the yachting set.

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    NOTES FROM MANHATTAN: HIGH LINE TO WTC

    New York on the cusp of fall: the light has that very yellowy tint that only happens this time of year, and the air seems clear as crystal. A quick jaunt around Manhattan Island — literally one afternoon, just before the tenth anniversary of September 11th — reveals new, continuing, and still-becoming works of architecture.

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    PREDOCK'S CANADIAN MUSEUM FOR HUMAN RIGHTS

    "You never know, even if you think you do, where you're going." —Antoine Predock

    The Canadian Museum for Human Rights is intended to be an educational museum of ideas rather than objects, where we can "explore the subject of human rights, with special but not exclusive reference to Canada," according to the museum's web site.

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    UP ON THE ROOF

    More than half of all the single-family homes in the United States were built in the last three decades of the 20th century, and it is estimated that half again of the current total number of dwellings — about 80 million — will need to be built in the next three decades of the 21st century.

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    Postcard from an Estuary — ArchitectureWeek, 2011.0914

    Medical Complex Planned for H-E-B Site — Houston Chronicle, 2011.0912

    Potential Pay Probe Fallout Weighs on Homebuilders — Bloomberg BusinessWeek, 2011.0909

    At Home in the Landscape — New Zealand Herald, 2011.0908

    The Skyscraper as a Pillar of Confidence — Wall Street Journal, 2011.0908

    Notes from Manhattan: High Line to WTC — ArchitectureWeek, 2011.0907

    Tire-Soil Mixture Buffers from Quakes — Wall Street Journal, 2011.0907

    Lack of Money Means Decaying Palm Beach County Schools Unlikely to Get Upgrades — Sun Sentinel, 2011.0905

    New-Home Slump Keeping Door Shut on U.S. Recovery — New York Times, 2011.0902

    One W.T.C.'s Many Meanings, Some Visible and Some Not — Downtown Express, 2011.0831

    Where God Is in the Detail... — Deccan Herald, 2011.0831

    How the Dutch May Get Their First Mountain — Daily Mail, 2011.0831

    A Series of Second Acts Prepares to Open on a Harlem Street — New York Times, 2011.0830

    Saudi Skyscraper Architect Grapples with Wind at 3,000 Feet — Bloomberg, 2011.0830

    Sword of Damocles That Is Made of Glass — China Daily, 2011.0830

    On a Postindustrial Potomac, an Old Plant Gives Way — New York Times, 2011.0830

    Cable Car Building to Get Make-Over — Dominion Post, 2011.0829

    Tallest, Yes, but Did They Reach High Enough? — Toronto Star, 2011.0829

    The Pros and Cons of Cargo Container Architecture — International Business Times, 2011.0829

    Bloom Signs Up SOM to Design Abu Dhabi HQ — Trade Arabia, 2011.0825

    In Brooklyn, a House Rescued from the 1840s — New York Times, 2011.0825

    Apple, Google, Facebook Head of the Class in Tech Campuses — eWeek, 2011.0825

    Blazing, and Crafting, Their Own Trail — Vancouver Sun, 2011.0824

    Oregon City's Building and Planning Department to Start Four-Day Week — The Oregonian, 2011.0824

    New Home Sales in July at 298,000 Annual Rate — Calculated Risk, 2011.0823

    New York Construction Starts Drop 40% in First Half as Building Weakens — Bloomberg, 2011.0823

    9/11 Brought Changes to Skyscrapers and High-Rises — Associated Press, 2011.0823

    Shulman 2.0 — Architect's Newspaper, 2011.0823

    A Departure from McMansions — Wall Street Journal, 2011.0822

    Monument to a Mammoth Catastrophe — Haaretz, 2011.0819

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