Saarinen's
Beloved TWA Terminal and Air Travel for the Future: Can This Marriage
Be Saved?
Even a cursory glance at the current condition of the TWA Terminal
at New York City's JFK Airport tells you that it ain't what it used
to be: the proud Modern monument to the Jet Age designed by master
architect Eero Saarinen in 1962. Full
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Project
of the Week
Saarinen's TWA Terminal
and the Moment of Truth
You never forget your first buildingthe one that made you
know, in your heart of hearts, the ineffable power of architecture
to evoke emotion through space. For many, it's a cathedral; for
others, a skyscraper. For me, it was an airline terminal. Full
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User's Eye View of Best Baseball Parks
The July 24 edition of MSN featured its choices for the "10
Best Ballparks" from which to watch baseball. Full
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Architecture
Students Converge on Nation's Capital
The American Institute of Architecture Students (AIAS) is holding
its annual grassroots meeting in Washington, D.C. July 2729
to catch up on institute activities and take a serious look at the
studio culture. Full
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Design
for Aging Review Submissions Deadline Extended
The AIA's Design for Aging Center and the American Association of
Homes and Services for the Aging, sponsors for the Design
for Aging Review, have extended the submissions to September
10 to allow participants more time to prepare their entries. Full
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