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TITLE: Architectural Record Magazine
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ISSUE DATE:
October, 1999; Vol 187, No 10
CONDITION:
Standard sized magazine, Approx 8oe" X 11". COMPLETE and in clean, VERY GOOD condition. (See photo)
IN THIS ISSUE:
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COVER: Alcoa Corporate Center,
Pittsburgh, The Design Alliance
Architects. Photography © Steve Hall,
Hedrich Blessing.
DEPARTMENTS:
Critique: The word on museum additions by I. Carter Brown.
Digital Architect: Object-oriented CAD by B.J. Novitski.
Exhibitions: Charles and Ray Eames by Thomas Hine.
Correspondent's File: Denver by David Hill.
Dates/Events.
The Future: Biofiltration by Kira L. Gould.
NEWS:
Frenchman Paul Andreu to design Beijing Grand Theater.
Science Museum of Minnesota to be reincarnated.
Unfinished business addressed at Sydney Opera House.
A Vancouver tower undergoes the greenhouse effect.
FEATURES:
The Third Annual Business Week/Architectural Record:
"Good Design is Good Business" Awards by James S. Russell, AlA *
Nine outstanding projects demonstrate what happens when
architecture goes to work.
The Fee Dilemma Part I: Why Architects Don't Charge Enough
In the first part of a two-part series, we explore the history of the
single most confusing topic for architects: fees.
Form Follows Information by Jerry Laiserin, AlA *
Computer technology infrastructure is a design force that
architects are addressing in innovative ways.
PROJECTS:
Van Gogh Museum, Amsterdam by Tracy Metz
Kisho Kurokawa Architect & Associates:
A new wing for this popular destination on the Museumplein
creates space for contemplating more than masterpieces.
Liner Museum, Appenzell, Switzerland
Gigon/Guyer:
A museum for paintings by a father and his son updates modest
farmhouse and factory forms with metal cladding that glimmers.
Portfolio:
Four park visitor centers elegantly let nature play the starring role.
BUILDING TYPES STUDY:
ReinventIng the Mall by Susan Doubilet:
With some shoppers tiring of the same old settings ,retail
developers must give people a reason to come to the mall.
Metreon, San Francisco:
SMWM/Gary F. Handel + Associates.
Fashion Show, Las Vegas:
Orne + Associates.
Universal Experience, Beijing:
Hodgetts + Fung Design Associates.
Fashion Valley Center, San Diego by Kay Kaiser:
Altoon + Porter Architects.
TECHNOLOGY:
The ins and Outs of Door Hardware by Charles Wardell *
Understanding the basic elements and how codes influence
specifications can save architects time and money.
PRODUCTS:
Door Hardware.
Product Briefs.
What's at archrecord.com.
Subscriber Services.
A1A/CES Continuing
Education Self-Report
Form.
Product Literature.
Reader Service Card.
Manufacturers' Spotlight.
ClassifIed Advertising.
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