ArchitectureWeek Notes No. 397

ArchitectureWeek Editors editor at architectureweek.com
Fri Sep 19 10:52:49 PDT 2008


Dear ArchitectureWeek Readers,

ArchitectureWeek No. 397 is now available on the Web, with these 
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AIA HEALTHCARE AWARDS 2008
    by ArchitectureWeek
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	At the CHA Women & Children's Hospital near Seoul, a
	softness of natural light, organic elements, and curving
	form tempers a sleek building of glass, aluminum, and
	stainless steel. KMD Architects designed the facility,
	with associate architect yo2 Architects, to provide
	uncluttered respite from the surrounding neighborhood's
	visual noise.
	
	The hospital in South Korea received one of the AIA
	National Healthcare Design Awards for 2008. In this
	inaugural awards cycle, the American Institute of
	Architects (AIA) Academy of Architecture for Health
	recognized four healthcare facilities, from Tucson to
	Shenzhen, for exemplary design in addressing concerns of
	program, aesthetics, and context. Extensive daylighting
	is common to all the buildings, primarily for patient
	and staff benefit.
	
	Hospital Chic
	The aesthetic of CHA Women's Hospital imitates trends in
	high-couture shops and spas. In fact, an extended-stay
	spa fills an entire floor of the building.
	
	One challenge in designing the hospital, which is
	surrounded closely by buildings on three sides, was to
	maximize daylighting while protecting patient privacy. 
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Currier Museum of Art
    by Nancy Novitski
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	The Currier Museum of Art in Manchester, New Hampshire,
	reopened its doors in spring 2008 after an expansion
	designed by Ann Beha Architects.  This was both a
	sympathetic and a very modern expansion, and the results
	provide quite an elegant increase in the museum's scope.
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People and Places
    by Nancy Novitski
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	Shen Milsom & Wilke in New York, New York - Mesick Coehn 
	Wilson Baker Architects in Orange, Virginia - Peter Zumthor 
	in Tokyo, Japan - Herzog & de Meuron in New York, New York - 
	Ludwig Mies van der Rohe in Plano, Illinois - Hurricane Ike 
	in Galveston, Texas - Wilkinson Eyre Architects in Oxford,
	England, United Kingdom - Kaseman Beckman Advanced
	Strategies in Arlington, Virginia - Frank Gehry in
	Princeton, New Jersey - OMA in New York, New York -
	HOK Sport in Monterrey, Mexico...
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