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Articles by Jenna M. McKnight

News Highlights of the Week: April 26 – May 2, 2008

Jenna M. McKnight
May 2, 2008
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The two-year-old, Richard Meier-designed Ara Pacis museum in Rome may face the wrecking ball if the city’s new leader has his druthers. Gianni Alemanno, who this week became Rome’s first right-wing mayor since Mussolini, says the building is “to be scrapped,” although he didn’t indicate when, according to Reuters. The glass, marble and steel building—completed in 2006 in the historic city center—houses the 2,000-year-old Ara Pacis altar, which commemorates the pacification of France and Spain. The museum’s design has incited critics; a former culture minister declared the building “an indecent cesspit by a useless architect,” according to an article in
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Glass House

The Glass House Releases Extra Tickets for Sold-Out 2008 Season

Jenna M. McKnight
April 30, 2008
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Getting a close-up look at Philip Johnson’s Glass House, which was opened to the public last summer, has not been so easy.


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News Highlights of the Week: February 23 ' February 29, 2008

Jenna M. McKnight
February 29, 2008
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The Foster + Partner-designed Terminal 3 at Beijing Capital International Airport opened Friday, reported the Associated Press. Six airlines have started flying into the 14 million-square-foot terminal, with other airlines to follow in March. The glass-and-steel structure, touted as the world’s largest airport building, is the centerpiece of a massive development project for the 2008 Beijing Olympics, which begin Aug. 8. The terminal was designed and constructed in four years and cost a reported $3.65 billion. “This new terminal is the largest and most advanced airport building in the world – a celebration of the thrill and poetry of flight,”
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Feisty Design Duel Pits FXFowle v. Konyk

Jenna M. McKnight
January 30, 2008
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Young members of two New York City-based firms faced each other in an arctic-themed model-building competition at a Brooklyn concert hall last night.


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University of Toronto Multifaith Centre for Spiritual Study and Practice

A school’s Multifaith Centre has semiprecious appeal
Jenna M. McKnight
November 19, 2007
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While Foster + Partners was building a new home for the University of Toronto’s pharmacy school, the university commissioned Moriyama & Teshima to transform the 25-year-old building that the pharmacy school had just vacated, converting the sacred halls of academe into a spiritual center for the university community.


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The ArchRecord Interview: Phil Bernstein

Jenna M. McKnight
November 15, 2007
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' Jenna M. McKnight Phil Bernstein is vice president of AEC Industry Strategy and Relations for Autodesk. He formerly was an associate principal at Cesar Pelli & Associates and has a master's degree in architecture from Yale University. Listen as he discusses his company's ongoing collaboration with the U.S. Green Building Council to develop technology that aids in green design and construction. Their research, presented at Greenbuild 2007 in Chicago, could eventually yield a sustainability analysis "dashboard" that works in tandem with the Revit platform and provides users with graphic feedback about the impact of design decisions on a project's
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Peter Marino and I. M. Pei Design Hotel Room With a $30,000 View

Jenna M. McKnight
November 7, 2007
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The Four Seasons Hotel New York has unveiled its new 4,300-square-foot penthouse suite with nine rooms, ceiling heights up to 25 feet, and breathtaking city views.
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Is the Future Brighter for Destiny USA?

Jenna M. McKnight
November 2, 2007
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After some highly publicized fits and starts, developer Robert Congel’s Pyramid Companies quietly started construction in late July on a 1.3-million-square-foot expansion of the Carousel Center mall in Syracuse, New York. It is intended to be the cornerstone of Destiny USA: a 75-million-square-foot retail, hotel, and entertainment complex touted as the world’s most sustainable project. Hear more about Pyramid's vision for Destiny USA and see additional images in an audio-slideshow. (5:00). Image: Courtesy Pyramid Companies Despite delays, Pyramid Companies has high hopes for Destiny USA. Related Links: One of Largest Projects in U.S. History in Jeopardy Congel is moving forward
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The ArchRecord Interview: Sir Nicholas Grimshaw

Jenna M. McKnight
October 16, 2007
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Sir Nicholas Grimshaw, founder and chairman of Grimshaw Architects, has gained recognition worldwide for his seamless integration of complex technological systems into striking, modernist structures.


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Polshek Fuses Media and Architecture

Jenna M. McKnight
September 17, 2007
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Polshek Partnership Architects is spreading the news—literally. The Manhattan-based firm has designed three journalism-related projects featuring design elements that explicitly express the building’s program. Photos: ' Jeff Goldberg/Esto (top); Courtesy Polshek Partnership (above) Designed by Polshek Partnership, the new headquarters for public broadcaster WGBH opens today in Brighton, Massachusetts. An oversized LED screen displays images from the station’s programs; slivers of LED screens punctuate the glazed facade of a long, rectangular volume that connects two other buildings in the three-building complex (top). Newhouse III, a new building for the S.I. Newhouse School of Public Communications at Syracuse University, will be
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