I.M. Pei is falling down?

7 July 2009 | By Anna Winston

There are some architects whose reputations seem Teflon coated - Renzo Piano and I.M. Pei are perfect examples. But, as this news round up reveals, no-one is that perfect.I.M. Pei's much celebrated National Gallery in Washington appears to have some $40 million of structural problems, while Piano's designs are being used as an excuse to knock down an historic building in Boston. Tut tut...Also in this mammoth news round up; a new president for the Royal Architectural Institute ...

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