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The Duluth City Council heard from the architects on Monday night who put together the remodel and rebuild plans for the Duluth Public Library.
Architects outlined each their four major proposals; the cheapest option on the table only brings the building up to code and fixes costly energy inefficiencies, while the most expensive calls for a complete rebuild.
"It is really struggling to keep itself in that condition," said Stephen Bellairs with MSR Architecture, the group who completed a report on the city's options. "But what is happing behind the skin of the building is not what the city needs in the future."
MSR's report recommends building a completely new facility of roughly the same size at the existing library site. The report estimates the project, known as 'Option C,' will cost $34.7 million.
The report says that the overwhelming majority of public responses favored that option. 63 percent voiced support for Option C, while none of the other three options received more than 16 percent.
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Library manager Carla Powers says a citizen committee will make its plan recommendation to the council in two weeks.
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So while the 2008 financial crisis has been a disagreeable hiccup for tower-building, corporate architects who just took the intervening time to dream up taller versions, it has been something of a blessing for a generation of younger London architects. It is a generation that has, in any case, begun to kick back at the bubble-shaped (and often bubble-headed) digital creations of their globalising predecessors.
The profession has been increasingly dividing into huge and slick international firms and sole practitioners with the creative middle squeezed out.
Alongside guerrilla knitters, DIY clothing customisers and vinyl record enthusiasts, London practices such as Architecture 00, Carl Turner Architects, vPPR, Assemble, Studio Weave and We Made That the clue is sometimes in the name are, to varying degrees, emphasising the process and involvement of the users of their designs, the crafted, the improvised and the down to earth.
In some ways it mirrors the counter-cultural explosion of the Sixties, in the face of the Space Age. With its lo-fi solutions, whimsical ideas and co-operative values, it is a riposte to the direction that architecture has taken in the past few decades.
What the latest generation of activist architects have in common is commitment to peoples needs rather than stroking their own egos by building a stylistic brand.
They are the heirs to studios such as Muf and the now-disbanded FAT, which refused to play the corporate game, and their choices have not so much been driven by a changed economy as a desire for a new vision. Necessity has not so much mothered as matched invention for three practices, in particular.
DIY diehards: the Assemble collective work from their self-built hall near Bow, created for 80,000 out of standard timber and concrete tiles made on site (Picture: Assemble)
Assemble is an architectural collective born out of collective frustration at the way standard architecture offices often work. Hierarchical with malignant presenteeism, leading to late nights but little creative input for younger designers.
The collective has a core of about 14 members, half of whom teach architecture part-time. Most are Cambridge graduates many had got sick of working in other practices.
They are stressful places and theres not enough discussion of architectural merits. Wed been taught to have more involvement than that, says one member.
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Taking on the job, Sathirat vowed to focus more on the training of young architects as well as green and sustainable designs.
"This year, we'll finance
overseas training in Japan - a major producer of steel. Winners of a contest from three zones - South Asia, East Asia and Southeast Asia - can learn how to incorporate steel in their work," he said. He also plans the networking of young talents in Asia and later link them with those in the United States and the Union Internationale des Architects.
In November, Thailand will host the 36th ARCASIA Council Meeting & Forum. Over 1,000 architects from across Asia will attend the conference in Ayutthaya, which is held under the "Future of the Past" theme, to conserve cultural heritage. The event will also focus on designs that can withstand natural disasters like floods and earthquakes.
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