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August 11,2010Las Vegas may have been the glitzy site of Elvis and Priscilla Presley's 1967 wedding, but a Georgia developer is gambling that fans will also flock to the couple's honeymoon spot near Horn Lake, Miss.On Feb. 28, Atlanta businessman J.D. Stacy was to appear before the Desoto County (Miss.) Planning Commission to seek approval of zoning changes for his proposed $500 million Elvis Presley R...
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August 11,2010The Los Angeles office of Anshen+Allen has broken all ties with its namesake company and changed its name to CO Architects. Anshen+Allen, a San-Francisco-based architecture firm founded in 1939, has more than 450 employees, with additional offices in Seattle and London. The firm is particularly well known for its healthcare design work.
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August 11,2010The spate of announcements of new major league baseball parks continues, with recent developments in Philadelphia and St. Louis. The Philadelphia Phillies unveiled the design for its new, 43,000-seat, natural-grass ballpark, which is scheduled to debut by the 2004 season. The $346 stadium was designed jointly by Philadelphia-based A/E Ewing Cole Cherry Brott Inc.
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August 11,2010Dozens of new patterns and colors have been added to the Solarian and Designer Solarian sheet-vinyl lines that provide durability for use in high traffic commercial areas.Armstrong. Circle 248
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August 11,2010As demolition subcontractor R.W. Rhine, Tacoma, concludes its demolition, hazardous materials abatement and historic salvage work for 16 existing structures on the project site, design architect MulvannyG2 Architecture, Bellevue, Wash., and architect of record Merritt + Pardini, Tacoma, have submitted 100% complete design development documents to both the City of Tacoma and general contractor M.
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August 11,2010Tacoma Convention CenterTacoma, Wash.As the schematic design of the convention center is finalized, Michael Johncock, project manager with design architect MulvannyG2, Bellevue, Wash., says the design team is now able to focus on, among other things, the proposed 400-ft.-tall tower. It is not included in the project budget.
