Articles from Real Estate Weekly (July 15, 1998)

Title	Author	Type	Words
Architect/planner more important than ever in tight market.	Kleinberg, Michael		791
Architecture/engineering standards take start-up companies into the 21st century.	Williamson, Hugh		620
Brisk real estate market creates the need for responsive project management services.	Nelson, Thomas		437
Building a better future in construction.	Bellet, Wayne		782
Building boom creates opportunity for construction industry.	Colao, Ken	Industry Overview	617
Building demolition requires extensive environmental review.	Buzea, Dan		748
Construction begins on Bronx affordable housing.			488
Creative site planning, landscaping are keys to enhancing a development's value.	Grob, Jeffrey		649
Environmental designs for the future.	Camhe, Merrilie		807
Firms of all sizes enabling students to 'taste test' the construction industry.	Medaglia, Michele		685
Flexibility is key to meeting today's high-tech office requirements.	Gomez, Raymond		683
Goldberg sells boutique hotels.	Weiss, Lois		1042
Hotel revenue growth will not keep pace with inflation.			517
How to maximize today's intelligent building technology.	Caloz, Jack		813
Loan helps transform former military complex.			495
New investment sales team off to brisk start.			616
Plans unveiled for new Hudson River Studios.			1079
Special needs housing requires specific architecture/design expertise.	Gross, Amie		650
Take a deep breath, and breath more easily.	McDonough, Robert J.		992
Tax credits used to finance residential loft conversions.	Plotka, Robert		973
Westchester/Fairfield back on track to match '97.			483