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Drexel's LeBow School of Business Completes Pearlstein Learning Center

Published 10/3/2002

Drexel University's LeBow School of Business has completed the 40,000-sf Pearlstein Business Learning Center. The facility includes centers for e-commerce management and executive education, as well as simulated boardrooms with videoconferencing capabilities. The addition was designed by Philip Johnson in conjunction with New York-based Alan Ritchie Architects and Philadelphia's Burt Hill Kosar Rittelmann Associates.

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ITE Corp. To Occupy SouthCreek Distribution Center

Published 10/3/2002

International Truck & Engine Corp. (ITE), an Illinois-based manufacturer of diesel engines, trucks, and automotive components, will occupy the 352,170-sf SouthCreek Distribution Center in South Fulton County in March 2003. The building includes cross-dock loading, 30-foot-clear ceilings, an ESFR (early suppression, fast response) sprinkler system, and security features such as extra-thick walls and super-durable doors. ITE is the operating company of Navistar International Corp.   

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Northwestern University Plans Anderson Hall Replacement Project

Published 10/2/2002

Northwestern   University is planning to construct a new facility to replace Anderson Hall. Designed by architect Nagle Hartray Danker Kagan McKay of Chicago, the new $9-million Evanston campus building will house the Burton Academic Advising & Student Services Center, Marketing and Communications, administrative offices, and facilities for the Wrestling program. Design and construction plans for the project are based on a feasibility study prepared by Griskelis+Smith Architects.

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University of Michigan Renovates Historic Rackham Building

Published 10/2/2002

The University of Michigan will soon complete the renovation, restoration and rehabilitation of the Horace H. Rackham School of Graduate Studies Building. Built in the classical renaissance style in 1938, the facility houses Graduate Studies as well as hosting public and university events. The building contains two auditoriums, three study halls, three conference spaces, and galleries. Designed by SmithGroup, the $22.8-million renovation began in June of 2001 and is slated for completion in November 2002.

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