The designers of a planned international terminal at Atlanta's airport were fired from the project and promptly filed a $60 million lawsuit against the city. In the lawsuit, the design team, led by the architectural firm Leo A Daly, claims Hartsfield-Jackson Atlanta International Airport owes $10 million for unpaid work and at least $50 million for damaging their reputation. Airport General Manager Ben DeCosta fired the team Monday, calling their plans "over-designed" and "luxurious."
August 18, 2005 at 12:00 AM
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