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Alessi, a Second Chance to Buy a $50,000 Teapot
Re:Alessi does the architect's teapot thingo again.
(NY Times 27.03.03) Rego
required
Save
energy and maybe save lives Re: Brazilian
architect encourages reducing buildings' dependence on oil.
(BANGKOK POST 27.03.03)
Designs
on suburbia draw praise to scoop gold
Re: RAIA Gold Medal 2003. Won this year by Peter Corrigan.
(SMH 20.03.03)
Indemnity
warning irks professionals
Re: PI insurance crisis worsening.
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Time
to put a stop to mindless growth
Re: Sydney. As the state election looms, the city's future becomes an
issue.
(SMH 11.03.03)
VCAT
edict troubles Delahunty
Re: Melbourne, NYKA development. 2030 strategy being misinterpreted (?)
by VCAT according to minister.
(AGE 10.03.03) 2nd
article
Towers
chosen to put Regent site to rest
Re: Foster wins another Sydney office block.
(SMH 07.03.03)
That's
not a boat, it's a bloat
Re: Living on a boat. Life on the
residence sea. See it in Sydney
(SMH 05.03.03)
The
Pentagon's Path of Memory
Re: Washington DC. 2 young New Yorkers win this competition with
184 benches.
(Washington Post 04.03.03)
Silo
development plan stalls
Re: Melbourne. Mammoth Richmond silo proposal by Fender Katsalidis
hits a few snags.
(AGE 04.03.03)
Grollo
tower to go ahead, in Dubai
Re: UAE, Grollo. DCM's Melbourne Tower to be built in Dubai, maybe.
(AGE 27.02.03)
New
York Chooses Plan for Spire, Pit at WTC Site
Re: WTC New York. The rumour is:
Libeskind wins
(YAHOO 26.02.03)
Contractors
in $1m pay row at square
Re: Melbourne. Fed Square. Unpaid subbies threaten completion of
Fed Square hotel.
(AGE 26.02.03)
Living
With Our Mistake
Re: New York WTC. Muschamp vs. Libeskind.
Who is getting it wrong?
(SLATE 25.02.03)
New
art centre picture-perfect with the public
Re: Melbourne. Fed Square Gallery gets double the punters expected.
(AGE 24.02.03)
Green
grass no more
Re: Melbourne. RMIT report slates past governments for eating green
wedges.
(AGE 17.02.03)
Architects,
In Theory
Re: New York. Diller and Scofidio exhibit a wall.
(NY Times 16.02.03) Rego
required
Building
on the lessons of history
Re: New York. Henry CK Liu puts the WTC memorial in context with just
about all western architecture.
(Asia Times 13.02.03)
This
Stop, 65th Floor, Rain Forest
Re: New York. Both WTC finalists incorporate skygardens.
(NY Times 13.02.03) Rego required
Another
big night for The Espy
Melbourne. NFK architects. Fate of Esplanade Hotel decided tonight.
(AGE 10.02.03)
WTC
Plans Live Up To Expectations
New York. Chicago Tribune critic reviews the WTC finalists.
(NEWSDAY 10.02.03)
Behind
the facade
England. David 'You've gotta be a showman" Adjaye gets his own
TV show.
(GUARDIAN UK 08.02.03)
Balancing
Reason and Emotion in Twin Towers Void
Re: New York. Muschamp review of finalists.
(NY Times 06.02.03) Rego required
Builder
doubles impact
Melbourne. New tower for Ansett site in Swanston Street.
(AGE 06.02.03)
SW
Five
projects stopped as big building company collapses
Auckland. Major building company collapses leaving its leaky buildings
and mad subbies behind.
(NZH 05.02.03)
KMCF
2
Teams of Architects to Compete for Ground Zero Design
Re: New York. Finalists chosen for WTC site design: Libeskind and THINK.
(NY Times 04.02.03) Rego required
Bid
to make gardens more Australian
Melbourne. European trees and green grass on the way out in city
parks.
(AGE 04.02.03)
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