Here are the top news stories that ran online at The Architect’s Newspaper. These stories are drawn from the pages of our four regional issues along with a selection of web exclusives. Often times, we broke the story, and other times we reevaluated a high-profile project through a purely architectural lens. This year, we published nearly 700 news articles online—here are the Top 10.
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 Feature> City of Designerly Love Long considered a sleepy outpost in the mid-Atlantic, Philadelphia has become a hot spot of innovative architecture and design. |
 Comment> Kick the Architectural Competition Habit Marshall Brown delineates the down side of architectural competitions.
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 Experimental firm to construct low carbon, self-building pavilion for 2014 Young Architects Program.
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 Modernist master William Krisel’s home destroyed In Brentwood.
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 Editorial> Fundamentally Unstable William Menking outlines the Rem Koolhaas-curated Venice Biennale, Elements of Architecture. |
 Streetscapes and plazas are being transformed into high performance sites for stormwater management. |
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 Urbanizing Atlanta tries out multi-modal transit options and a walkable district. |
 SPF:a principal discusses his departure from the Academy Museum team and more. |
It’s time to acknowledge that architecture is a group effort. |