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PORTLAND-Sponsored by the American Institute of Architects Portland Chapter, Architecture Week begins Friday, Oct. 19 and lasts through Saturday, Oct. 27. This Friday evening's event is the Ninth Annual Oregon Interior Design Competition Celebration at the Governor Hotel in downtown Portland.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The locally based national architectural firm hires Stanley Stanczyk, formerly with Nichols Brosch, to support its expanding South Florida operations.
PORTLAND, OR-New figures show an increase in participation by emerging and minority-owned businesses in the city's construction projects in through 2001. The volume nearly doubled over previous figures.
PORTLAND, OR-Thomas Hacker and Associates Architects plans a renovation to the 18,000-sf building built in 1913 by a shipping company. They've also applied for national historic registration.
SANDPOINT, ID-Multifamily development is part of the resort makeover, and sales of the first two projects have been brisk. Looking ahead to the other eight or nine projects, Harbor Mountain LLC is optimistic but uncertain.
FT. WORTH-Woodmont Co. acquires a real estate development company and 42,000-sf center in new territory, the Pacific Northwest. The drive brings a 183,320-sf expansion to a retail center in Missoula, MT while talks are ongoing with other prospects.
PHOENIX-DFD Architecture and Cornoyer-Hedrick welcome a new era with today's nuptials. The teaming creates one the state's largest firms and one that plans to vie for practically every high-profile project in the Southwest.
CHICAGO-The 18-story University Center of Chicago residence hall would the largest student residence hall in the US if aldermen approve a city land donation of a parking lot in the 500 block of S. State St.
AUSTIN-A University of Texas committee gives its blessing to an $83.5-million design for the Blanton Museum of Art. A one-building project is now two and the cost is $25 million higher. The board of regents decide in November if the design's a go.
ESTES PARK, CO-Design Studios West of Denver is embarking on an $8-million to $10-million extension of this city's 1.5-mile Riverwalk. Plans call for bringing it closer to Rocky Mountain National Park.