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Architect-Engineer Santiago Calatrava Deftly Twists 12/13/2004
With perimeter walls that both "swirl" and cut back to the core, the 26,000-sq-m tower in Malm, already a landmark, has demanded some highly tailored vertical supports. Yet despite the tricky geometry, wind at the coastal site has been the contractors biggest gripe. The gusts have caused delays in both concrete work and, after a difficult beginning, erection of the steel ...

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12/13/2004 Architect-Engineer Santiago Calatrava Deftly ‘Twists’ Tower

110/1/2004 Contractors Join Fight To Stamp Out Killer Hospitals

10/11/2004 Art Museum in Golden Gate Park is Full of Twists And Turns

09/13/2004 World Trade Centers Rebuilders Find Opportunity In the Face of Tragedy

09/13/2004 Skyscraping Enthusiasm

07/19/2004 R&D Market Is Industrys New Testing Lab

06/07/2004 Skyscrapers' Supporters Infuriated By Fire Fearmongers

05/24/2004 Biggest Public Building in Massachusetts Maintains Low Profile

03/08/2004 Pittsburgh's Long-Dormant North Shore Shows Signs of Life

03/08/2004 $2.5-Billion Brooklyn Minicity Could Create Exclusive New Address

03/08/2004 San Diego's Ballpark Neighborhood Is a Grand Slam Against Slums

03/08/2004 Theme Mania Sparks Urban Renewal

02/09/2004 Chicago Team Struggles To Impose Order on Chaos

01/12/2004 Affordable Housing Cheap Homes, Rich Benefits

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