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Cambridge Unveils 15,000-SF Women's Diagnostic Center

remstaff &Globe Street | October 30, 2001

PLANO, TX-The Cambridge Medical Center in Plano celebrates breast cancer awareness month with the opening of a 15,000-sf diagnostic center. The cutting-edge high-tech facility replaces a 600-sf center that came on line 15 years ago.

People Needed for City Planning Panel

remstaff &Globe Street | October 29, 2001

TACOMA, WA-The Tacoma Planning Commission has several vacancies and is looking for a few volunteers to help serve on the panel. The term for the volunteer positions begins January 2002 and will expire Dec. 31, 2005.

Elness Swenson Graham Architect Wins AIA Award

remstaff &Globe Street | October 25, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-Tracey Jacques, also a part-time instructor at the University of Minnesota, wins the AIA Minnesota 2001 Young Architect Award for his transit center designs at Mall of America as well as two stops in Downtown.

Guthrie Theater Should Be Razed, Critic Says

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The modernist building, though important when it was built, has been remodeled beyond recognition and is beyond preserving, writes Larry Millett, an architecture critic with the St. Paul Pioneer Press.

Stonecrest 2, Despite Delays, At Last Comes to Completion

remstaff &Globe Street | October 24, 2001

SAN DIEGO-Construction has been completed on the $11-million second phase of the Stonecrest office campus in Kearny Mesa.

Cornish & Carey Wins Major Acquisitions Contract

remstaff &Globe Street | October 19, 2001

SANTA CLARA, CA-NEC Technologies has awarded Cornish & Carey Commercial with an exclusive real estate services contract that names the firm as its sole provider of real estate acquisitions and dispositions services in the U.S. and Canada.

Country Inns & Suites Adds 60 Hotels, 10 More Under Way

remstaff &Globe Street | October 19, 2001

MINNEAPOLIS-The new additions include 24 hotels in the second quarter, including units in Iowa and Wisconsin.

Development Commission Increases Contracting with Minorities, Women

remstaff &Globe Street | October 19, 2001

PORTLAND-Minority- and women-owned and emerging small businesses earned nearly $1 for every $5 awarded by the Portland Development Commission for construction and other services during the last fiscal year, nearly doubling the PDC's goal.

$130-Mil Civic Center Stays Construction Course

remstaff &Globe Street | October 19, 2001

DENVER-The fanfare of a topping out ceremony has quieted for the 690,000-sf municipal building. The project is on schedule for its delivery, which falls in about a year. The $130-million structure is the largest project in the works right now in Denver.

First Data Breaks Ground on 166,000-SF Expansion

remstaff &Globe Street | October 18, 2001

DENVER-First Data is laying the groundwork to expand its campus at the Meridian International Business Park in Douglas County. Ground breaks on a 166,000-sf second building and an abutting 15-acre tract is bought.

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Cambridge Unveils 15,000-SF Women's Diagnostic Center

People Needed for City Planning Panel

Elness Swenson Graham Architect Wins AIA Award

Guthrie Theater Should Be Razed, Critic Says

Stonecrest 2, Despite Delays, At Last Comes to Completion

Cornish & Carey Wins Major Acquisitions Contract

Country Inns & Suites Adds 60 Hotels, 10 More Under Way

Development Commission Increases Contracting with Minorities, Women

$130-Mil Civic Center Stays Construction Course

First Data Breaks Ground on 166,000-SF Expansion

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