News from Boyertown Area Times - 03/09/2010
Boyertown alumni feature artists at local art exhibit
In a Jersey City studio overlooking the Lower Manhattan skyline, metal sculptor Robert Koch shapes rigid, lifeless steel rods into soft, fluid pieces of artwork that capture the simple beauty of nature.
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News from CNN - 03/08/2010
What's new in Venice and Rome
Rome and Venice are two of my favorite cities. But to enjoy these classic destinations fully, you need to be prepared for changes in 2010. Knowing about a few recent developments will make your visit smoother this year.
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News from IGN Xbox 360 - 03/05/2010
Bethesda Blog: The Art of Brink
Brink (X360) Ed Stern, the lead writer of Brink, discusses the art design of the upcoming shooter.
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News from Spong - 03/05/2010
News// Brink Writer Reveals Eco-City Concept
(5 Mar 2010) Wants to "let players make up their own mind" about what's wrong or right.
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News from OnMilwaukee.com - 03/04/2010
Day one reveal: Postcards from Milwaukee
Inspired by the urban street photography featured in "Street Seen: The Psychological Gesture in American Photography 1940-1959" at the Milwaukee Art Museum, OnMilwaukee.com Staff Writer Maureen Post will share a snapshot of a Milwaukee landmark each day for the 10 days leading up to "MAM After Dark"on March 12.
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News from Atlanta Journal-Constitution - 03/04/2010
ASO announces 2010-11 schedule
ASO announces 2010-11 schedule
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News from PR Newswire via Yahoo! Finance - 03/04/2010
Saratoga Performing Arts Center Announces New York City Ballet's Summer Season Presented by HSBC, July 6 - 17
Balanchine's Enchanting A Midsummer Night's Dream Highlights Opening Week Saratoga Premieres of Architecture of Dance Works by Wheeldon and Ratmansky SARATOGA SPRINGS, N.Y. , March 4 /PRNewswire/ -- The 2010 Season of New York City Ballet at Saratoga Performing Arts Center presented by HSBC Bank USA N.A., July 6 â 17, will feature 16 stunning ballets including three opening week performances of ...
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News from People's Daily - 03/04/2010
World's top 10 beautiful buildings (9)
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News from Albany Times Union - 03/04/2010
NYCB 2010
SPAC announces summer for New York City Ballet
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News from Fast Company Magazine - 03/02/2010
Most Innovative Companies - Architecture
Sponsored by by Linda Tischler (additional reporting by Zachary Wilson) Photo by Tim Bies 1. Diller Scofidio + Renfro The New York-based firm transformed public space in Manhattan last year with the renovation of Alice Tully Hall, the master plan for the redevelopment of Lincoln Center, and the opening of the High Line, a collaboration with Field Operations. DS+R beat out several high-profile ...
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News from Bloomberg - 03/01/2010
Burj Khalifa’s Global Cousins Rise, Revamp, Disappear: Overview
March 2 (Bloomberg) -- The improbably thin shaft of the 828-meter (2,717-foot) Burj Khalifa, a tour de force of architecture and engineering, is a reflective-glass icon of Dubai’s triumphant arrival on the world scene. Or it’s a towering monument to easy-money hubris. Take your pick.
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News from The Edge - 02/28/2010
City & Country: Chicago Spire awaits white knight
The global credit turmoil has struck what was once touted to be the world’s tallest residential building. Targeted to be ready sometime next year, the Chicago Spire is still a gaping hole in the ground, with no completion in sight.
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News from Playbill Arts - 02/26/2010
"Architecture of Dance": NYCB's New Choreography and Music Festival Dances This Spring
New York City Ballet will celebrate its 50th year at Lincoln Center with a May-June festival debuting new works from choreographers including Melissa Barak, Peter Martins, Wayne McGregor, Benjamin Millepied and Christopher Wheeldon.
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News from Chicago Tribune - 02/25/2010
Chicago Spire developer sued over credit card debt
By Julie Johnsson | Bank of America is suing Chicago Spire developer Garrett Kelleher for $110,000 in unpaid credit card bills associated with the stalled construction project.
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News from Chicago Tribune - 02/25/2010
BofA sues Chicago Spire developer
The construction site of the now-tabled Chicago Spire. (Nancy Stone/Tribune) By Julie Johnsson | Bank of America is suing Chicago Spire developer Garrett Kelleher for $110,000 in unpaid credit card bills associated with the stalled construction project.
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News from CBS 2 Chicago - 02/25/2010
Report: Spire Developer Hit With Another Lawsuit
There's more trouble for the developer behind the long-stalled Chicago Spire.
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News from CBC Calgary - 02/22/2010
St. Patrick's Island park set for overhaul
City council has approved a $20-million loan earmarked for making over a park on St. Patrick's Island.
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News from GlobeSt.com - 02/22/2010
QUICK POLL
NEW YORK CITY-Describing himself as “the most frustrated person in the world,” World Trade Center developer Larry Silverstein told an interviewer for CBS-TV’s 60 Minutes Sunday evening that the lack of progress in rebuilding Ground Zero was “a national disgrace.”
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News from New York Post - 02/19/2010
Ground-Zero (yawn) setback
News flash: The World Trade Center Transportation Hub will be late. A new Federal Transit Administration report gives only a 25 percent chance that the star-crossed, $3.2 billion project will be finished in 2014; 2015 now looks more likely. The only thing that would be surprising about this transit-hub...
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News from Gothamist - 02/16/2010
World Trade Center Transit Hub Delayed...Again
Photograph of the connectors in the Santiago Calatrava-designed transit hub, taken last September via WTCProgress' flickr The long-awaited and long-delayed World Trade Center transit hub is running behind schedule again. According to a Federal Transit Administration report, the $3.2 billion train station only has a 25 percent chance of being finished by its mid-2014 deadline—a date set when it ...
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