Architecture

The complete text of Daniel Libeskind's statement on his team's proposal which was chosen as the winner in the WTC design competition.

February 27, 2003 - Daniel Libeskind

Scenic America's publishes it's annual list of the 10 most threatened scenic landscapes.

February 27, 2003 - Scenic America

After being selected, the Ground Zero design competition finalists extensively changed their designs to make them more realistic.

February 27, 2003 - The New York Times

Why was the design by Daniel Libeskind selected for Ground Zero?

February 27, 2003 - The New York Times

Berlin-based Daniel Libeskind's design will leave a deep pit as a memorial.

February 27, 2003 - The Los Angeles Times

The design by Studio Daniel Libeskind is powerful because it reveals and honors the foundation of the city.

February 27, 2003 - The New York Times

Architect Peter Eisenman says his plan did not win public endorsement because it took a direct stand against New Urbanism.

February 27, 2003 - Princeton Packet

German architect Daniel Libeskind's design has been chosen for Ground Zero but the plan will continue to be debated and refined.

February 27, 2003 - BBC News

Daniel Libeskind's designs for the WTC are selected. The new design will be taller than the Twin Towers.

February 26, 2003 - CNN

Photos of the designs of star architect Daniel Libeskind.

February 25, 2003 - Time

The process of selecting a design for Ground Zero is as important as the design itself.

February 25, 2003 - The New York Times

Laurence Aurbach presents excerpts from the debate between Wendell Cox and Andrés Duany at the Preserving the American Dream Conference in Washington D.C.

February 25, 2003 - The Town Paper

The California Attorney General lists the top 624 sites thought to be most attractive to terrorists.

February 24, 2003 - The Los Angeles Times

The Los Angeles Times offers an insightful profile of Daniel Libeskind, one of two finalists to build the replacement for the World Trade Center.

February 24, 2003 - The Los Angeles Times

The chief government architect of The Netherlands, discusses his vision for balancing short-term economic feasibility with long-term sustainability.

February 23, 2003 - Shared Spaces

Increased water runoff from sprawling paved areas is responsible for flooding, pollution and economic losses.

February 21, 2003 - E-The Environmental Magazine

New structural technologies make a courthouse under construction in Seattle a marvel of security and seismic safety.

February 21, 2003 - Engineering News Record

A universivally-accessible building uses talking signs, tactile floors, and transclucent wall systems.

February 21, 2003 - The Toronto Star

A new novel profiles city planner Daniel Burnham and serial-murderer Henry H. Holmes during the 1893 World's Fair.

February 20, 2003 - Milwaukee Journal Sentinel

Sam Hall Kaplan examines how one of the first communities in the nation to be afflicted with mansionization has fared.

February 20, 2003 - KCRW