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buildings news archive
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Code Developer Convenes Committee to Offer Advice on Safety Issues
12/27/2004
The National Fire Protection Association’s fledgling advisory committee on high-rise safety may ultimately advocate more code changes relating to building operations and maintenance than physical changes, said its chairman at the group’s kickoff meeting in Boston.
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12/27/2004
Code Developer Convenes Committee To Offer Advice on Safety
12/27/2004
Tallest Building To Open after Six Years of Ups and Downs
12/23/2004
Vinyl Use Difficult Issue for Sustainable Building Industry
12/20/2004
U.K.s 56-Meter-Tall Firework in Steel Finishes a Year Late
12/17/2004
Chicago Fire Safety Will Cost Millions
12/13/2004
Calatrava Wins AIA Gold Medal
12/13/2004
Old Chicago High-Rises Will Likely Get Retrofits
12/07/2004
Chicago Fire Motivates Code Changes
11/22/2004
Green Builders Tackling Sensitive Technical Issues
11/22/2004
Freedom Tower A Copy, Says Suit
11/15/2004
Caracas Tower Floor Beams Deflected but Did Not Collapse
11/08/2004
Green Buildings Rating System Makes Headway
11/01/2004
WTC Findings Uphold Structural Design
10/28/2004
Annan Seeks Additional Security Funds for U.N.
10/25/2004
Firms Dig In to Clean Up Damaged Florida Hospitals
10/25/2004
Venezuelas Tallest Building Can Be Salvaged After Blaze
10/25/2004
Second WTC Insurance Trial Looks to Settle $1.1-Billion Dispute
10/18/2004
Mediator Settles Dispute Between Developer and Architect
10/18/2004
London Has Big Designs On Europes Tallest Title
10/18/2004
Architects Chosen For Cultural Complex at WTC
10/11/2004
Probe Blames Fire Deaths On Conflicting Building Codes
10/01/2004
HOK, Leader of the 'Home Team,' Selected to Design Kansas City Arena
10/01/2004
Temporary Pools Plunge Into Indiana Arena
09/20/2004
Engineers Sink Nazi U-Boat For Chicago Naval Exhibit
09/13/2004
World Trade Center Building Push Nears
09/02/2004
Florida Changes Building Codes Between Storms
08/30/2004
Deal Cut To Expedite Miami Arts Center Job
08/30/2004
Florida Recovery Focuses On Housing, Services, Debris
08/23/2004
Chicago Scrutinizes Problems At Baseballs Wrigley Field
08/23/2004
New Florida Codes Bring Mixed Success
08/02/2004
Boston Building Uses a Little Of Everything to Gain Foothold
07/26/2004
945-ft Glass Skyscraper May End Up Greenest of Them All
07/26/2004
House Approves 2% Boost for DOD Construction
07/12/2004
Questions Raised Over Steel Roof Struts
06/28/2004
Columns Likely Failed First in Terrorist-Triggered WTC Fires
06/21/2004
Sustainable Development Tops the List of Priorities
06/21/2004
315-Meter-Span Roof Arch Pivoted into Place in London
06/21/2004
Stacked Theater for Texas
06/07/2004
October Groundbreaking Seen for New Berlin Complex
06/07/2004
VA Plans $888 Million Construction Program for Rest of 2004
05/31/2004
Focus on Construction of Columns at Airport
05/31/2004
Old Stores Delicate Crown Is Lifted to New Heights
05/10/2004
Structural Reviews Slow Californias Seismic Upgrades
05/10/2004
VA Secretary Approves Massive Construction Plan
05/03/2004
Transparent Curtain Walls Perform Well in Blast Tests
05/03/2004
CSI Divisions Expand But Not to Everyones Liking
05/03/2004
Fatal-Fire Probes Raise Legal Issues
04/26/2004
508-m Taipei Megatower Anointed Worlds Tallest
03/29/2004
Manhattan May Get 835-Ft-Tall Tower
03/08/2004
Deutsche Bank To Demolish Lower Manhattan Building
03/01/2004
Sandblasters To Tone Down Glare-Prone Section of Skin
03/01/2004
WWII Tribute Nearly Ready A Decade After Conception
02/16/2004
Las Vegas Hosts Another Large Continuous Concrete Pour
02/16/2004
Performance-Based Design Tops Research Wish List
01/27/2004
Engineer Defined Modern Principles of Structural Concrete
01/26/2004
World Trade Center Project Likely To Cost $350 Million
01/19/2004
Research May Never Pinpoint Sequence of Events on 9/11
01/12/2004
Reflecting Absence' Picked For World Trade Center Site
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