ArchitectureWeek Notes No. 383

ArchitectureWeek Editors editor at architectureweek.com
Fri Jun 6 09:10:28 PDT 2008


Dear ArchitectureWeek Readers,

ArchitectureWeek No. 383 is now available on the Web, with these 
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HEATHROW TERMINAL 5
    by Terri Peters
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    http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/2008/0604/design_1-1.html

	One of the largest construction projects in Europe - and
	one of the most political and controversial building
	projects in the UK - the new Terminal 5 at London's
	Heathrow Airport opened in March 2008, nearly 20 years
	after the Richard Rogers Partnership (now Rogers Stirk
	Harbour + Partners) won the commission.
	
	Master-planner and lead architect Richard Rogers, known
	for his Stirling Prize-winning Barajas New Area Terminal
	in Madrid, designed the new terminal as an exclusive and
	unified home for British Airways. With its wavy roof and
	glazed facade, Terminal 5 (T5) creates a recognizable
	face for the airport, and forms a key part of the
	ongoing Heathrow renovation and expansion project.
	
	Heathrow currently accommodates the world's largest
	number of international passengers and 85 percent of the
	UK's international travelers, yet it only has two
	runways. The facility is running at 98 percent capacity
	with little room for growth.
	
	The ambitious £4.3 billion regeneration project
	currently underway will enlarge, consolidate, and
	modernize the airport over the next five years.
	
	New works at Heathrow include this new T5 concourse
	building, two satellite buildings (one opening
	concurrently with T5 and one to open in 2010), a new air
	control tower (completed in 2007), and the extension of
	three rail links into London.
        ... full story continues online (20 images, four free):
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Preserving Cultural Landscapes
    by Richard Longstreth
    http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/2008/0604/culture_1-1.html

	Just as the concept of cultural landscape can mitigate
	polarized views of nature versus artifice, so it can
	bridge divisive opinions on the relative importance of
	"architecture" versus "history."
        ... full story continues online (18 images, four free):
        http://www.ArchWeek.com/2008/0604/culture_1-1.html

People and Places
    by Nancy Novitski
    http://www.ArchitectureWeek.com/2008/0604/news_1-1.html

	Morgen Studio in Frankfurt, Germany - Magnusson
	Architecture and Planning in New York, New York - Olson
	Sundberg Kundig Allen Architects in Seattle, Washington
	- Frank Gehry in New York, New York - Polshek
	Partnership Architects and GSBS Architects in Salt Lake
	City, Utah...
        ... short stories continue online:
        http://www.ArchWeek.com/2008/0604/news_1-1.html

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	C. Robie Residence, Chicago, Illinois.
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	E. Unity Church, Oak Park, Illinois.
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	patterns can be projected from stage lighting fixtures.
	Cycloramas are typically made from either cloth or
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	this application?
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