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Volume 20, Number 2 (Summer 2010) NEW!
•    Following Saarinen in London
KierenTimberlake Wins London Embassy Competition
By William Morgan
•    A Tribute to Local Veterans in Middle America
Dublin, Ohio Veterans Memorial
By Stanley Collyer
•    Creating a New Image for Newark
A Visitors Center as Embodiment of Urban Change
by Dan Madryga
•    Senior Housing in Hilly Terrain
Topography as Design Challenge
By Stanley Collyer
•    Interview: Blostein/Overly Architects
With Stanley Collyer
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Volume 20, Number 1 (Spring 2010)
•    Markets for all Seasons
Turning a Denver Infill into a Neighborhood Destination
By Stanley Collyer
•    Improving New York's Sidewalk Culture
An Aesthetic Upgrade for those Ugly Construction Shelters
By Sharon McHugh
•    Taipei Pop Music Center as Urban Catalyst
A Challenging Site Produces Some Cutting Edge Solutions
by Stanley Collyer
•    Two AIAS Competitions
Miami Beach and Bohemian Flats as Competition Sites
By Emily Samsonow
•    Interview: Jeanne Gang
With Stanley Collyer
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Volume 19, Number 4 ( Winter 2009/2010)
•    Designing in the Shadow of an Old Master
Making a Point While Preserving the GSA Mackintosh Legacy
by William Morgan
•    Reliving the Prehistoric Symbolically
The Gondwana Circle Design Compeititon
By William Liskamm, FAIA
•    Designing Affordable Healthcare for a Third World Country
A Satellite Clinic to Serve the Rural Population in Ruanda
by Stanley Collyer
•    An Affordable Farnsworht?
Buffalo’s McKinley House Competition
By Brian Carter
•    Interview: Diana Balmori
With Stanley Collyer
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Volume 19, Number 3 ( Fall 2009)
•    A Chicago Planning Giant Receives His Due
A Memorial To Daniel Burnham Gives Rise to One Last Plan
by Stanley Collyer
•    Big Lick on Track
Roanoke Urban Effect Calls Out the City’s Past and Future
By William Richards
•    Contengency Plans for the Bay Area’s Future
The Prospect of Rising Seas Results in a Flood of New Ideas
by Michael Dulin
•    A Building Block for Nation-Building
BIG Wins Kazakhstan Library Competition
By Stanley Collyer
•    Interview: Jacques Ferrier
With Olha Romaniuk
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Volume 19, Number 2 (Summer 2009)
  • EMPAC Reconsidered
    A Leviathan on the Hudson?
     by William Morgan
  • An Aesthetic Improvement for Miami's Downtown
    Upgrading the Appearance of a Sewage Treatment Plant
     by Carlos Casuscelli
  • A New Kind of Theater Experience?
    OMA's Innovative Design Wins Arts Center Competition
     by Stanley Collyer
  • EcoBarrier: The Sight of Silence
    Schipol Airport as a More Friendly Neighbor
     by Aaron Betsky
  • Interview: Allison Williams of Perkins and Will
     with Stanley Collyer
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Volume 19, Number 1 ( Spring 2009)
  • Baltimore Law School Raises the Bar
    John and Frances Angelos Law Center
     by Tom Reasoner
  • Rethinking the Aquatic Adventure at Coney Island
     Intriguing Ideas Result from a Perimeter Competition
    by Jayne Merkel
  • Integrating All the Moving Parts
    The Newport Beach City Hall Competition
     by Larry Gordon
  • Live the Box Competition
     Are Containers One Solution for the Future?
    by Susanna Sirefman
  • Interview: Richard Francis Jones
     with Michael Dullin
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Volume 18, Number 4 (Winter 2008/2009)
  • Points of Departure: Boston
    The 9/11 Logan Airport Memorial
     by William Morgan
  • Beyond a Cosmetic Solution
     The Flip a Strip Design Competition
    by Stanley Collyer
  • From Old Railyard to Park Attraction
     The Transformation of Santa Fe Railyards
    by Alf Simon
  • Resusitating Black HIstory in Alexandria
     The Contrabands and Freedmen's Cemetery Memorial
    by Frimmel Smith
  • An Arts Center as Social Tool
     Darat King Abdullah II Arts Center in Amman
    by Stanley Collyer
  • Interview: John Ronan
    with Stanley Collyer
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Volume 18, Number 3 (Fall 2008)
Museum as Dialogue Between City and Lake
Perkins and Wills New Museum for a Belgian University
by William Morgan
A New Front Door for a University Campus
Antoine Predock's New School of Architecture and Planning
by Stanley Collyer
Anchoriong the Arts at UC Irvine
A California University Stages Two Design/Build Competitions
by Larry Gordon
A Desert Touchdown from Outer Space
New Mexico Spaceport Competition
by Michael Dullin
Interview: Peter Schaudt of Hoerr Schaudt
with Stanley Collyer
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Volume 18, Number 2 (Summer 2008)
UK's Shanghai Surprise
Heatherwick Studio's Expo 2010 Pavilion
By Stanley Collyer

A Modern Fit for a Traditional Park Setting
Massachusetts Biotch Firm Brings High Design to Ipswitch
By John Morris Dixon

A Second Midwest Commission for Zaha Hadid
Michigan State University Stages Art Museum Competition
by Stanley Collyer

Siberia as Cultural Destination?
The Perm Contemporary Art Museum Competitiion
by Stanley Collyer

Performance Venue as Winter landscape
The Oslo Opera House Makes Its Debut
by Stanley Collyer

Interview: Andrzej Bulanda of Bulanda Mucha
with Stanley Collyer

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Volume 18, Number 1 (Spring 2008)
  • Leading by Example in Raleigh
    AIA North Carolina's New Eco-Friendly Headquarters
     by Stanley Collyer
  • Shifting the Center of Activity
     San Francisco's Transbay Transit Center
    by Stanley Collyer
  • La Défense Pushes Sustainability
    Robert A.M. Stern Wins Paris Highrise Competition
    by Michèle Tilmont
  • Diamonds are an Architect's Best Friend
    World Mammoth and Permafrost Museum in Siberia
    by Stanley Collyer
  • A Bridge to Somewhere
    The Anacostia Parkside Pedestrian Bridge
    by Frimmel Smith
  • Interview: Matthias Sauerbruch
    with Stanley Collyer
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