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September 2002

Cutting-edge libraries
New facility at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas showcases an automated storage and retrieval system

News briefs

Comfort, diversity hallmarks of new NFL stadiums
New NFL stadiums debut in four cities: Houston, Foxborough, Detroit and Seattle
People/firms

9/11 Anniversary The dawning of a new light
An industry responds and looks ahead to the challenges of rebuilding after September 11
Clearing a vertical path to safety
Fire safety and egress experts debate evacuation standards for high-rise buildings in the aftermath of 9/11
Bold ideas sought for new World Trade Center design

Setting realistic limits for building performance

Failure no option at pentagon

Details of federal WTC investigation announced

Fireproofing critical for potential targets

Responding to disaster can be a dangerous task

Focus spirit on Homeland Security

Transcending the tragedy
The use of glass on new buildings at the World Trade Center site will continue a centuries-old tradition of infusing light into architecture
Computer Applications Accurate 'as-builts' worth their weight in gold
New technologies can help provide building owners with accurate and accessible drawings and specs
News bits

Editorial 9/11's losses and lessons

Focus on Roofing Roofing contractors optimistic for 2002

Reroofing watershed
Moisture surveys verify reroof needs, while proper roof maintenance and installation remain critical requirements
High-Tech Libraries Cutting-edge libraries
New facility at the University of Nevada, Las Vegas showcases an automated storage and retrieval system
Legal Trends Lack of labor means no mechanic's lien

Additional insureds at risk for losing completed operations coverage

Market Data Big boxes rescue retail subsector from bargain bin

No June swoon for construction industry employment rate

Consumer confidence wanes with Wall Street's woes

Construction spending growth fades in first half of 2002

Ceramic tile register surprising price increase

Cost comparisons per square foot in select metro markets

News and Trends Oklahoma's Capitol finally topped out
A 155-ft.-high dome provides a finishing touch to the Oklahoma Capitol — 85 years after the building was opened
Projects Awarded

Project Chronicles Tacoma one step closer to waterfront revival

Chronicles update