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"Carnegie Science Center announces $90 million expansion" -- "They're hoping for a spectacular, eye catching design, in which part of the new building might even arch out over water." (Tom Barnes, ppg_00.10.25)   "Koolhaas' High-Art Stakes" -- "The pragmatic hand of an architect unafraid of risks is at work in designs for two galleries at Vegas' Venetian." (Nicolai Ouroussoff, lat_00.10.25)   "Architects Submit Four Proposals for New Headquarters for The Times" -- "Prismatic, polymorphous, scintillating and starkly angular ..." (David W Dunlap, nyt_00.09.14) "A Rare Opportunity For Real Architecture Where It's Needed" --"A Times critic muses about the building where he may one day practice his craft." (Herbert Muschamp, nyt_00.10.22) "Contest of Architects Yields a Gossamer Vision for The Times" -- "This building is about defying gravity ... This is the idea." (Renzo Piano, in David W Dunlap, nyt_00.10.13) << "A Design for The Times, by an Outsider" -- "An Elite Contest Yields a Shimmering Vision of a Midtown Tower" (David W Dunlap, nyt_00.10.13) >> "Architect's Works Maintain Ties to Builder's Art" -- "Renzo Piano, who attained the highest formal honor an architect can achieve when he won the Pritzker Architecture Prize in 1998, once wondered if he should have been a contractor." (Julie V Iovine, nyt_00.10.13) "Renzo Piano to design New York Times building" -- "The New York Times has picked a noted Italian architect to design its new 40-story headquarters in the Times Square area." (cnn/ap_00.10.13)   "Toaster's architect pops up" -- "The Toaster, Sydney's favourite architectural whipping boy, will be the subject of a public talk by its designer, Andrew Andersons, ... the first time the much-castigated architect has spoken publicly about the development." (Geraldine O'Brien, smh_00.10.20) *** previous, + sour note, + droit de seignur, + toasted "MoMA's Peer Review" -- "The City, Neighbors and Others Weigh In on Its Building Plan; Don't Forget the Stained Glass." (Lee Rosenbaum, wsj_00.10.17) "Newest Architects Toss Away Their Squares" -- "Computers Allow Creation Of Eccentric Designs; Bubbles, Zippers Are In" (Linda Sandler, wsj_00.09.27) "Design That Coaxes Buildings Out of Themselves" -- "And what, by the way, is the status of Eisenman's fine plan?" (Herbert Muschamp, nyt_00.09.10)   "Can a Frenchman Inspire the Heart of Beijing?" -- "Forty Years in Coming, a Theater Still Arouses Fierce Passions; Is It a Pearl or a Duck Egg?" (Sheila Melvin, wsj_00.09.06)   "Helmut Jahn's Vision: Building Without Walls" -- "Architect Says US Lags Europe in Technology But Is Ahead on Form" (Dagmar Aalund, wsj_00.08.30)   "The 'Unbuildable' Buildings of Zaha Hadid" -- "A visionary architect who had completed only three buildings in her career now has seven in progress." (Lesley Downer, wsj_00.08.11) "Space Age ... There's a place for everything ... -- "If design awards mean anything ..., rather than a collective pat on the back for architects, ..." (Geraldine O'Brien, smh_00.07.01) "An industrial-strength talent" -- "It's been a good few weeks for Sam Marshall: a marriage, a baby on the way and, just to cap it off, the Wilkinson Award ..." (Geraldine O'Brien, smh_00.07.01) continued to ... recent hEadlines go back to current hEadlines hEadlines of the month -- divas hEadhypes hEadlines Index

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"Structure 'pushes the envelope' for design and construction" -- "It's not funny, cute and relentlessly Disney-fied ... We thought it was important to treat children seriously." (Rem Koolhaas, in Phuong Le, spi_00.05.04) "The Floating Guggenheim" -- "Manhattan could definitely use a Gehry building. But the last thing Manhattan needs is something big and tall stuck out over its rivers." (wsj_00.05.03)     *** more "Harvard professor wins prestigious award for design" -- "Koolhaas said his being chosen was significant ..." (Juliet J Chung, hc_00.04.25)   *** more previous hEadhypes: starting over me too business ego clash power people at loggerheads stalemate more first-hEads, hEaddivas et al. / hEadlines of the month

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