buildings news archive (2005)

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12/26/2005 Holocaust Museum Architect James Ingo Freed Dead at 75

12/26/2005 Maglev Makes Its Next Move, From Trains to ‘Trane’ Dealers

12/19/2005 Failed Concourse’s Redesign Moves Ahead at Paris Airport

12/19/2005 Industry Pitching In To Help Severely Disabled Veterans

12/19/2005 Tokyo Scandal Grows Over Faulty Towers

12/12/2005 Designer ‘Tests’ Its Own Work With User Satisfaction Survey

12/12/2005 Phoenix Stadium Panels First Roll Was Free of Bumps

12/12/2005 First Lower Manhattan Headquarters Since 9/11 Attacks Gets Under Way

12/08/2005 Virginia Governor Proposes New Mental Health Facilities

12/05/2005 Tests Called Big Step Toward Better Design

12/05/2005 Relaxed Casino Siting Rules Prime Gulf Building Boom

12/05/2005 New Statewide Building Code Will Burden Home Repairs

11/28/2005 New Orleans’ Rebuilding Plan Due By End of the Year

11/28/2005 Skyscraper Sway Generally Confirms Predicted Behavior

11/21/2005 Restoring New Orleans Takes Team Effort and Federal Help

11/21/2005 Green Rating System Receives a Revamp

11/14/2005 Deadline Looms To Prequalify

11/07/2005 New Air Force Memorial Taking Shape in Virginia

11/07/2005 DOE Seeking To Reevaluate Yucca Mountain Operation

11/07/2005 WTC Report Praised for Effort, Criticized for Vague Content

10/31/2005 Seeks to Shift $17 Billion to Rebuild Gulf Coast Infrastructure

10/31/2005 Vacuum Technique Cuts Soil Settlement Time in Half

10/31/2005 Wilma Pounds Florida, Cuba With Surprising Strength

10/31/2005 Skyscraper Envy Lives On, Globally

10/17/2005 Poor-Quality Buildings Downed in Pakistan

10/17/2005 ‘Crystalline’ Shape Presents Engineering Challenges

10/10/2005 Call for Robust Partnerships Follows Embassy Update

10/10/2005 Obstacles and Change Await Katrina Housing Contractors

10/03/2005 Teams Begin To Survey Damage Throughout Gulf

10/03/2005 Katrina Exacts Heavy Toll On Gulf Architectural Legacy

08/22-29/2005 Bovis To Run Ground Zero Demolition

08/22-29/2005 A Reverent Renovation For a Modernist Landmark

08/15/2005 Engineering is Key to Silence At New Nanotechnology Lab

08/15/2005 Design Groups Concerned About WTC Recommendations

08/12/2005 Bovis Awarded Demolition Contract for Ground Zero's Contaminated Deutsche Bank

08/11/2005 New York City Announces $700-million Bioscience Complex in Manhattan

08/01/2005 Embassy's Photovoltaic System Helps Geneva's Grid

08/01/2005 Congress, as Owner, Presses Capitol Visitor Center Team

08/01/2005 Epic Rehab Helps Religious Center Stay for Centuries

07/25/2005 82% of Deaths Were in Homes

07/25/2005 Recommendations Gain Qualified Support

07/11/2005 Comment Wanted On New LEED Rating Draft

07/11/2005 Full Replacement Set for Arena Roof

07/11/2005 Team Races To Revise Freedom Tower Plans

07/11/2005 Princeton Prepares for Class Of 2010 with Major Expansion

07/04/2005 WTC Report Triggers Debate Over Safety

06/29/2005 New Design Unveiled For Freedom Tower

06/23/2005 Responses Begin to Federal World Trade Center Report Recommendations

06/20/2005 New York City’s Long Haul Toward 2006 Code Nears End

06/20/2005 Rocky Flats Site Near Cleanup End

06/13/2005 Sitework Begins for 1,000 Tsunami-Resistant Houses

06/06/2005 Neuroscience and Health Care Design Team Up in Study

06/06/2005 Technology Can Save Regulatory Agencies Money

05/30/2005 Multi-Building Implosion Clears Way for Shenzen Redevelopment

05/30/2005 Pentagon Proposes Closing 33 Major U.S. Bases, Expanding 49 Others

05/23/2005 Green Buildings Pioneer Dies at 69

05/16/2005 Seattle Program Moving Ahead As Centerpiece Shows Wear

05/16/2005 Turner Loses Job Over Rising Costs

05/13/2005 Engineer Norman Kurtz Dies

05/13/2005 Pentagon Proposes Closing 33 Major U.S. Bases, Expanding 49 Others

05/12/2005 New Freedom Tower Design Under Wraps Until Late June

05/09/2005 County Justice Center Needs $11 Million in Repairs To Open

04/28/2005 Security Concerns Could Force Freedom Tower Design Changes

04/25/2005 Glass Wall, Visible Car Ramp Turn ‘Lemon into Lemonade’

04/25/2005 State Legislators Take ‘LEED’ With New Green Building Law

04/25/2005 No Tunnel For WTC Site Rebuild

04/18/2005 Steel Sector Pushes Toward Electronic Data Exchange

04/18/2005 Critics Blast Findings Of Federal 9/11 Study

04/11/2005 Cable-Supported Glass Wall Made Feasible by Extra Curve

04/04/2005 Famed Japanese Architect Dies at 91

03/21/2005 Heathrow Tower Raising Marks Program’s Mid-Point

03/21/2005 House Cuts Baghdad Project Funds

03/21/2005 Study Raises Concern Over Parking Structures

03/21/2005 MGM Mirage Building $6-billion Complex in Las Vegas

03/07/2005 Israeli Holocaust Memorial Emerges to Light–to Life

03/07/2005 How Design Impacts Patients

02/28/2005 Record Size Roof Lift Completed in Arizona

02/28/2005 Failed Airport Structure's Fate To Be Decided by Mid-April

02/21/2005 Blaze Ruins One of Madrid’s First Towers

02/21/2005 Airport Roof Failure Blamed on Process

02/16/2005 Most Florida Storm Shelters Did Well, Investigators Say

01/24/2005 Engineers Caution Against Overreaction

01/17/2005 Insurers Make Huge Payments For Milwaukee Ballpark Roof Defects

01/05/2005 GSA Chief Architect Feiner to Retire