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KANSAS CITY-Gould Evans Goodman Associates promotes three staff members -- Steve Himes, Greg Hugeback and Tom Brenneis -- to associate vice president. They have been with the company from five to 12 years.
MINNEAPOLIS-Change at the top will shift the focus to enhancing the architecture firm's image for creativity. The firm is known for expertise in hospitals and ambulatory clinics, sports stadiums and arenas.
KANSAS CITY-Gould Evans Goodman Associates hires senior project designer, CADD manager, communications assistant. The new hires include a homecoming, as David Reid rejoins the firm after a stint at WRS Architects.
WILTON, CT-Louis Dreyfus Corp. has expanded its presence at Twenty Westport Road to a total of 128,000 sf, which brings the 335,000-sf property currently under construction to 95% occupancy.
FORT LAUDERDALE, FL-The Morris Richter partnership expects to begin construction in April on the 23-story building along the Atlantic Coast, 30 miles north of Downtown Miami. The estimated hard construction cost of the venture is $26 million.
SAN FRANCISCO-The company's online project management tools are helping WorldCom complete a rapid expansion of its network information centers nine months ahead of schedule. "This is a very significant deal," says a source working with Citadon.
SEATTLE, WA-With Merrill Lynch & Co. on board for 56,000 sf in the 545,333-sf 1700 Seventh Avenue building and Nordstrom taking another 400,000 sf, Clise Properties has two floors available as it heads toward a summer grand opening.
HOUSTON-Kirksey, an architectural firm, and general contractor Southwest CM and E pooled talents to create a 99,000-sf casino-arena for the Kickapoo Tribe of Texas. Construction is under way, with completion slated for late fall.
SAN FRANCISCO-The commission approved the 1.1-million-sf, four-building project last year, but due to the city's office development cap it could only give the company permission to build on three of the street corners. Sun Microsystems is taking two buildings.