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Below is a roundup of the news stories either featured or mentioned in the June 2009 print edition of RECORD. The indicates that you can only read the full story online. Photo courtesy National Trust For Historic Preservation |
- National Trust Announces 11 Most Endangered Sites
- Demolition Day Nears for Rudolph's Riverview High School
- Lawsuit Aims to Prevent Razing of New Orleans District
- Wrecking Ball to Swing on 'Mission 66' Visitor Center
- Tschumi-Designed Acropolis Museum Opens At Last
- SCAD Comes to the Rescue of Atlanta's Ivy Hall
- On the Boards: Exchange Palace
- On the Boards: BAM Cultural District
- On the Boards: P.S. 122
- In the Western U.S., Architects Hit Hard by Recession
- Architects in the South Feel the Economic Pinch
- Midwest Architects Slog Through Economic Downturn
- Federal Stimulus Offers Hope for Struggling Architects in the Northeast
- AIA Cuts Expenses
- In China, Hadid's Opera House Catches Fire
- Brad Pitt Selects More Architects for 'Make It Right' Project
- Frank Lloyd Wright Exhibition Opens at Guggenheim
- Winners of 2009 National Design Awards Announced
- Hunt Is On for World's Best Architecture
- RMJM Launches Sports Studio
- AIA Updates Construction Manager Software/Documents
- Architectural Billings Index Shows Signs of Hope
- ARRA Funding Stimulates Austin Courthouse Project
