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Articles in May 17, 1995 issue of Real Estate Weekly

• Energy Office is folded; payments re-arranged
  by Lois Weiss
• Partners blend diverse talents to deliver stellar designs
• Owners may be compelled to assume design liability
  by Peter Goetz
• Designing corporate interiors for future needs
  by William M. Whistler
• Building infrastructure for high-tech operations
  by Richard Sobel
• Rock Center shake-out begins
• Midtown market taking a dip, report says
• Lodging industry rebound seen continuing
• Buildings of the 50s and 60s re-tool to meet needs of 90s
  by Marilyn Sygrove
• Effective partnering needed with general contractor
  by Thomas P. Durels
• Ways to comply with no smoking law explored
  by Frank Tierno
• New York's paper war on property owners
  by Vincent S. Castellano
• Developers cite encouraging climate in city
  by Lois Weiss
• Will new seismic codes affect building costs?
  by Ysrael A. Seinuk
• Flexibility, creativity key for today's space users
  by Michael Kleinberg
• Who owns architectural drawings?
  by C. Jaye Berger
• REIT or trophy: what's WTC worth?
  by Lois Weiss
• Tishman-Disney team awarded 42nd street hotel development
• Fine art a fine way to upgrade buildings
  by Corinne Shane
• EDC helps advance redevelopment process
  by Ken Colao
• Designing appropriate officing solutions
  by Guy Geier
• Waterbury Brass Center complex to be cleared for development
• Foreign investors target US real estate market
• Architect's role expands in real estate decisions
  by Alfonso D'Elia
• Build-to-suit activity strong
• Sophisticated cabling is needed for high-tech trading operations
  by James Goodman