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United States New City Designs Possible for New Orleans (May 2006) Adolf Cluss: The Man Who 'Shaped' the Original Washington, D.C. (Dec 2005) Toward a Living Architecture (Nov 2005) The Comsat Building's Modern Mastery Is Worth Preserving (Oct 2005) The World Trade Center Memorial Competition (Apr 2004) Hollywood Dream Palaces (Jan 2003) Historic Harpers Ferry: An Early Look at the American Dream (Jun 2001) The Meaning of Williamsburg: Virginia's 'Living Museum' at 75 (May 2001) A Tennessee Original: Nashville's Tuck-Hinton Architects (Feb 2000) A Touch of Old Spain: Historic St. Augustine (Jan 2000) 'Jewel of the South': Savannah's Historic District (Apr 1999) Frank Gehry Interview: Architecture With a Twist (Jul 1998) A New Day for Delray: Florida Resort Revives With Classic Look (May 1998) Universal Appeal: Orlando Theme Park Plays Nostalgia Card (Mar 1998) Tuning Up Music City: Earl Swensson Revitalizes Nashville (Feb 1998) Mary Colter: Designs on the Canyon (Mar 1996) Frank Lloyd Wright: The Trouble With Genius (Feb 1995) America's New Temples of Justice (Sep 1994) Moore Ruble Yudell: A Firm on the Go (Jul 1994) The New Wave in Glass (May 1994) Pietro Belluschi: Shaping the Religious Experience (Nov 1993) Rebirth of the Community (Sep 1993) Florida's Colorful New Modernists (Nov 1992) Antoine Predock: America's 'Outlaw' Architect (Oct 1992) San Francisco's Spirited Modernism (Sep 1992) Louis Kahn: The 'Sensuous Search' (Aug 1992) Post-Walt Disney Wonders (May 1992) Prisons With a Human Face (Jan 1992) Gwathmey Siegel's Instant Icons (Nov 1991) Miami Time Machine (Jun 1991) I.M. Pei: Master Architect (May 1991) Big-time Architecture in a Small Town (Jan 1991) Architecture for the Nineties (Oct 1990) Robert Venturi Goes for Messy Vitality (Jul 1990) The American Revenge (Jun 1990) Fay Jones: Gold Medal Architect (May 1990) Pei's Pyramid (Mar 1990) Julia Morgan: Citizen Hearst's Architect (Mar 1989) Southern California Triumphant: The Architecture of Frank Gehry (Oct 1988) Art and Architecture: Synergy in Action (Sep 1988) Soho South: New Identity for New Orleans' Warehouse District (Mar 1988) Ricardo Bofill: The Modern Classicist as Architect (Oct 1987) Thomas Jefferson: Life, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Architecture (Sep 1987) Louis Sullivan: Creating Ornament as Architecture (Feb 1987) Baltimore: Revitalization by Design (Nov 1986) Expansion at a Premium: New York's Three Modern Art Museums (Sep 1986) Carnegie Hall: A National Monument to Music (May 1986)