The Miami Herald Fred Grimm Column: New Park Turns into Insatiable Green Monster
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By Fred Grimm, The Miami Herald  Dec. 14--A 109-acre wasteland of naked dirt and scrubland in the midst of one of Broward County's poorest ZIP codes makes for a better metaphor than a park.
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Developers have selected a design by an award-winning American architect for a bold new building nearly as tall as the Eiffel Tower &#151; and powered partly by the wind.
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The new upscale resort lodge has a lot of potential -- and pitfalls.
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By Daniel Carson, The News Herald, Panama City, Fla.  Sep.
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The amusement park operator hopes a new coaster can spur it out of its sluggish slumber.
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Brisbane-based Monster Cable Products is buying the naming rights to the 49ers&#39; football stadium. The company will pay the 49ers and the city of San Francisco about $6 million to call it Monster Park for the next four years.
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There was green everywhere you looked. The lower bowl of TD Banknorth Garden was bathed in green last night -- draft party green with green and white balloons.
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By Erika Pesantes, South Florida Sun-Sentinel  Feb. 6--BOYNTON BEACH -- It's only air, but developers of the touted Promenade development don't want it.
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A proposal for a religious theme park in a fast-growing corner of the South has ignited fierce opposition.
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By Curtis Morgan, The Miami Herald Feb. 11--BY MANY MEASURES -- namely, stuff spewed from smoke stacks -- the power plant that Florida Power &amp; Light wants to build in the cane fields of rural Glades County would rank among the state's cleanest.
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By Curtis Morgan and Amy Driscoll, The Miami Herald  Jun. 16--By location alone, Biscayne Landing seems a developer's dream.   Nearly 200 open, bayside acres. Sweeping ocean views. State park on one side, university campus on the other.
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Cedar Fair's new coaster is both early and late.
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Flushing Meadows-Corona Park in Queens has broken ground for a $12 million renovation featuring geothermal energy and recycled rainwater.
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By Mick Zawislak Daily Herald Staff Writer  Environmental friendliness and energy efficiency aren't the only green issues associated with Lake County's new central permitting building in Libertyville.  The goal is to provide a one-stop shop for all permit-related activities.
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Skateboarding, once associated with concrete wastelands and empty parking lots, has inspired a whole new design field. Here's how skate parks became fast, deep, curvaceous and breathtaking
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By Glenn Garvin, The Miami Herald  Sep.
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By Karen Sloan, Omaha World-Herald, Neb.  Dec. 11--The site where the crumbling Wintergreen Park Apartments once stood could be transformed into a neighborhood of new homes.