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A Renaissance in Washington, D.C.
Part 2: How do you breathe new life into the U.S. capital's architecture? Hire a Canadian.
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Click here to read Part 1: Richard Rogers' dazzling addition to the capital's venerable Acacia Life Building.
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Witold Rybczynski is Slate's architecture critic His latest book is The Biography of a Building: How Robert Sainsbury and Norman Foster Built a Great Museum. Visit his Web site. Follow him on Twitter.
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