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NEW YORK CITY-The Technology Institute will occupy six floors with its School of Engineering and Technology and School of Management. Occupancy will begin in June and continue gradually until January 2003.
DALLAS-A 151,000-sf tenant at a Hillwood building signs for an extra 105,624 sf to take a 439,080-sf structure to full within five months of its delivery. In another section of the park, an audio visual production firm moves into a 125,000-sf build-to-suit.
MINNEAPOLIS-Apex Management and Opus Northwest are developing the 328-unit project, which includes a variety of residential units. The development near historic Elliot Park is designed to blend in with Downtown and area architecture.
LONDON-Westminster City Council has given a cautious welcome to new proposals by architect Richard Rogers and developer Chelsfield to reduce the height of their planned Grand Union Building at Paddington Basin in London's West End.
EAGAN, MN-Gift of Mary founder Mary Jo Copeland signs an agreement to buy 26 acres on Lone Oak road and state Hwy. 55. Six other suburbs have told her to look elsewhere.
BELLEVUE, WA-Planet Retail Studios, a Seattle design company specializing in retail branding, joins forces with MulvannyG2 Architecture, the 11th largest architectural firm in the United States.
MINNEAPOLIS-Artwork by Maya Lin, best known for her design of the Vietnam Veterans Memorial in Washington D.C., graces the 1.3-million client services center where about 3,600 employees are in moving in.
MINNEAPOLIS-The decision adds fuel to a preservationist movement that might affect plans for a $93-million expansion at the Walker Art Center. Designation will not necessarily save the 29-year-old building.
CHICAGO-The world's second largest architectural firm takes the equivalent of an entire floor in the 19-story, 230,000-sf Downtown office building, netting The Staubach Co. principal Jack Keenan a new Vespa as a leasing incentive.