81. St. Croix US Virgin Islands Tourism, History And General Tourist Information Fort Frederik dates back to 1700 and is the site where Governor general Peter Once past Customs and the airport screening area there are new gates with http://www.villadawn.com/st_croix/info/aboutst.htm

St. Croix is one of the U.S. Virgin Islands, which are considered an unincorporated U.S. territory. The beautiful island of St. Croix is the largest of the 3 inhabited US Virgins Islands (St. Thomas and St. John are the other two) and is 84 square miles. However, it only has a population of 55,000 residents. Christopher Columbus is said to have discovered the island in 1493, landing at Salt River on the north coast. The eastern part of the island is more arid than the western end of the island. You will even see large cactus plants on the east end. The east end has many beautiful sunny beaches and is favored by the more wealthy of the island. The western half of St. Croix is quite different. It is verdant and lush, with beautiful green hills, a small rainforest, and wonderful white sandy beaches. Tourism is a growing and thriving part of life on St. Croix and tourists just love it! The two main towns are Christiansted and Frederiksted . Christiansted is on the northeast part of the island and is filled with historic Danish architecture. Frederiksted has charming "gingerbread" Victorian architecture. Fort Frederik dates back to 1700 and is the site where Governor General Peter Van Scholten read the proclamation abolishing slavery in 1848. Today it houses a museum. Frederiksted has a colorful harbor that draws cruise ships and people from around the world.

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The Firm's Architects provide schematic design, design development, and construction documents for new airport terminals, as well as existing terminal expansions and improvements. Other airport services include planning and design of hangars, maintenance buildings, emergency service buildings, and general purpose buildings. In addition to airport design, LPA's architects offer creative designs for educational facilities, manufacturing plants, office buildings, and facilities for state and federal agencies. Creative and effective use of space, aesthetic consideration, community identity, and value for the construction dollar are primary concerns of the architects at LPA as they prepare designs for both the public and private sector. From the rehabilitation of existing facilities to the design of completely new terminal structures, LPA architects assist clients in the evaluation of their current facilities and future development needs. In addition to airport clients, educational, institutional, government, civic, private, and commercial clients have benefited from LPA's creative, cost-effective designs. Aviation Services: Site Planning Architectural Design Terminal Area Studies New Terminal Design Terminal Expansion / Renovation / Improvement Including: Passenger Loading Bridges; Baggage Conveyors; Elevators and Escalators; FIDS/BIDS; Access Control; Video Surveillance; Signage; Millwork; Finishes and Furnishings; Accessories; and, Roofing.

83. American Institute Of Architects EClassroom - View Course Details Crosscultural partnerships are a reality of architecture practice everywhere Her transit work includes the award-winning Changi airport Station in http://eclassroom.aia.org/view.cfm?id=AIA27-2004

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2004 GENERAL SUMMER JOB OPPORTUNITIES NOTE: ALL SUMMER JOB OPENINGS HAVE BEEN FILLED AT THIS TIME. Within any one job classification, the duties may vary depending on the specific position to which an employee is assigned. The tasks listed under "Duties" represent the usual kinds of tasks which may be performed. However, in any particular position an employee may perform only some of the tasks listed or in some cases may even perform some tasks which we were not able to include. Items listed under "Requirements" represent the knowledge, skills and abilities which applicants must possess in order to be able to perform the duties of the position. The types of training and experience listed represent the typical means by which an applicant may demonstrate that he or she possesses the requirements necessary for the job. Any equivalent combination of training and experience may be substituted for the training and experience listed. CLICK ON THE DEPARTMENT NAME TO GO TO THE MAILING ADDRESS TITLE: Summer Engineering Aide I SALARY: $9.50 per hour

85. Enclos Projects - Summary List Project Location, general Contractor, Architect. American Express BWI AirportInternational Terminal Baltimore, MD, Omni Construction http://www.enclos.com/projectsummary.htm

HorizonWall Blast Resistant Government Office ... Project List MAJOR PROJECT COMPLETED IN 2003 General Contractor Architect St. John's Health Center Santa Monica, CA J.A. Jones Construction Stone Marraccini Pedersen/ Hellmuth, Obata + Kassabaum, PC Capital East End Complex Sacramento, CA Clark Construction Group Johnson Fain Partner/Gruehn Architects Moscone Center Expansion Project San Francisco, CA Hunt Construction Group Gensler/Kwan Henmi/Michael WIllis Compuware Headquarters Detroit, MI Walbridge Aldinger Co. Rossetti Associates Santa Clara Gateway Santa Clara, CA The Whiting-Turner Contracting Company LPA Architecture UCSF Mission Bay Building #19B San Francisco, CA

86. 1940 Air Terminal Museum At William P. Hobby Airport, Houston, Texas - Aviation the constant stream of air traffic at Houston Hobby airport. Designed bynoted architect Joseph Finger (who also designed Houston s City Hall), http://www.1940airterminal.org/main.htm

The 1940 Air Terminal Museum at William P. Hobby Airport 8325 Travelair Rd, Houston, Texas 77061 The Houston Aeronautical Heritage Society Attention Museum Members, Volunteers, and Patrons: The 1940 Air Terminal Museum is looking for a full-time Museum Administrator. Please click here for details about the position. Join us for the next Wings and Wheels Saturday, September 17, 2005, at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum! Ticket price includes Lunch, Static Aircraft Tours, Special programs in the Starliner Theater, Museum Tours, and admission to the museum. Ticket prices: $10 Adults, $5 Kids (12 and under). Enjoy an afternoon of family fun and help support the 1940 Air Terminal Museum! Museum Operating Hours Currently on exhibit at the 1940 Air Terminal Museum... The Art and Aviation Gallery features the entries of the 1940 Air Terminal Museum Aviation Art Contest and Exhibition. Entries by: John Sarsfield, Gerry Asher, Alex Durr, as well as Sam Lyons, Keith Farris, Kristin Hill, John Clark, Seymour Binder, Ron Hart, Mark Stewart, Priscilla Messner, and Paul Rendell. The Airline Galleries, Hall of Flight, and Starliner Theater

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[Return to Table of Contents] APPENDIX 3. INDEX Topic Paragraph ADVERSE IMPACTS WHICH CANNOT BE AVOIDED In EIS ADVISORY ACTIONS AFFECTED ENVIRONMMENT In EA AFFECTED ENVIRONMENT In EIS AIR QUALITY Analysis in EA AIR QUALITY Analysis in EIS AIRPORT LAYOUT PLANS AIRPORT LOCATION Approval AIRPORT LOCATION Definition of Project Involving AIRPORT LOCATION EA Required ALTERNATIVES In EA ALTERNATIVES In EIS APPENDICES In EA APPENDICES In EIS APPROACH LIGHTING SYSTEM EA Required APPROVING OFFICIAL Definition BIOTIC COMMUNITIES Analysis in EA BIOTIC COMMUNITIES Analysis in EIS CATEGORICAL EXCLUSIONS COASTAL BARRIERS - Analysis in EA COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Analysis in EA COASTAL ZONE MANAGEMENT PROGRAM Analysis in EIS COASTAL ZONES EA Required 22a(8)(d) CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS Analysis in EA CONSTRUCTION IMPACTS Analysis in EIS CONTRACTOR Disclosure Statement CONTRACTOR Joint Venture or Conglomerate CONTRACTOR Selection for EIS Preparation CONTRACTOR Selection Process CONTRACTOR Use of in EIS Preparation CONVEYANCE OF GOVERNMENT LAND EA Required CONVEYANCE OF GOVERNMENT LAND General COOPERATING AGENCY Qualification COOPERATING AGENCY Role, General

88. History Of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport airport facilities in Washington, DC had long been seriously inadequate early Renowned architect Cesar Pelli designed a Washington landmark that is both http://www.metwashairports.com/national/history.htm

History of Ronald Reagan Washington National Airport The National Legacy The Terminal Building National Over the Years Highlights in the History of National ... Holding on to History An Historic Landmark of the Nation's Capital Serving the People Who Make History for More than 60 Years... Almost from the beginning of the English Colonial History of this continent, the crest of the National Airport site has been rich in historic significance. The Gravelly Point site has significance dating back to colonial days. Captain John Alexander built a mansion called "Abingdon" on the site in 1746. A descendent, Philip Alexander, donated most of the land on which the City of Alexandria was built, and it was so named in his honor. The mansion was purchased in 1778 by John Parke Custis, and was the birthplace of Eleanor "Nelly" Parke Custis, stepdaughter of President George Washington. Abingdon was destroyed by fire in 1930 and the ruins stabilized until 1998 when the Airports Authority preserved the site and housed artifacts found there in the Exhibit Hall, located in Terminal A. Airport facilities in Washington, D.C. had long been seriously inadequate early in the 20th Century. Hoover Field, located near the present site of the Pentagon, was the first major terminal to be developed in the Capital area, opening its doors in 1926. The following year, Washington Airport, another privately operated field, began service next door. In 1930, the economics of the Great Depression caused the two terminals to merge to form Washington-Hoover Airport. Bordered on the east by Highway One, with its accompanying high-tension electrical wires, and obstructed by a high smokestack on one approach and a dump nearby, the field was less than adequate. Incredibly, the airport's one runway was intersected by a busy vehicular street, Military Road, which had guards posted to flag down traffic during takeoffs and landings.

89. 2Bangkok.com - The Suvanabhumi Airport The New Bangkok International airport or Suvanabhumi airport as it is now This design immediately attracted criticism from architectural circles in http://www.angkor.com/2bangkok/2bangkok/sbia/history.shtml

Main page and daily news Forum What's on this site? Search ... Who makes 2Bangkok.com? Web 2Bangkok.com Background/History of the Project By Pas Seangsong Source: Asia Business Magazine Asiaweek , the Nation Bangkok Post Back to the SUVANABHUMI AIRPORT main page Bangkok's long delayed second international airport is frequently cited as a classic example of Thailand's poor track record of economic planning and management for large infrastructure projects. The second airport project has been bogged down for the past three decades particularly as a result of endless political inference. The project's completion has passed through two initial deadlines, the first in 1990 and the second in 2000. Previous governments have already invested considerable resources to expand the existing Don Muang Airport to cope with growing traffic volume. Don Muang has already reached its full capacity at 30 million passengers per annum. What is at stake is not just another high profile infrastructure project, but Thailand's chance of becoming the aviation hub for South East Asia. Conceived in the 1960s The New Bangkok International Airport or Suvanabhumi Airport as it is now known, has been in planning since 1960 when the government of the day commissioned a master plan for the 1990 Bangkok Metropolis. The airport's site, Nong Ngu Hao - which translates as Cobra Swamp - is well situated about 30 kilometers east of Bangkok in Samut Prakan province. The government finalized the purchase of this boggy 3,100 hectare site in 1973. The project looked set to take off but came one day short of being approved in 1973 when a popular student uprising succeeded in overthrowing the government and the project has been shelved indefinitely.

90. Eero Saarinen: Definition And Much More From Answers.com Saa·ri·nen ( sär ?n?n, -nen ) , Eero 1910–1961. Finnish-born Americanarchitect whose designs include the general Motors Technical Center in. http://www.answers.com/topic/eero-saarinen

showHide_TellMeAbout2('false'); Business Entertainment Games Health ... More... On this page: Dictionary Encyclopedia WordNet Wikipedia Mentioned In Or search: - The Web - Images - News - Blogs - Shopping Eero Saarinen Dictionary Saa·ri·nen s¤r ə-nən, -nĕn Eero Finnish-born American architect whose designs include the General Motors Technical Center in Warren, Michigan (1951–1955) and the Trans World Airlines terminal at Kennedy Airport in New York City (1962). Encyclopedia Saarinen, Eero rà  s¤ rÄ­nĕn Bibliography See Eero Saarinen On His Work, ed. by A. Saarinen (rev. ed. 1968). WordNet Note: click on a word meaning below to see its connections and related words. The noun Eero Saarinen has one meaning: Meaning #1 United States architect (born in Finland) (1910-1961) Synonym: Saarinen Wikipedia Eero Saarinen Eero Saarinen August 20 , in Kirkkonummi Finland September 1 Ann Arbor, Michigan ... United States ) was a Finnish American architect of the 20th century famous for his simple sweeping and arching shapes. He is often associated with the International style . He was the son of architect Eliel Saarinen and studied with his father at Cranbrook Academy of Art . He received a B.Arch. from Yale University in 1934. He also

91. DJC.COM: Sunday, September 18, 2005, Provided By Seattle Daily Journal Of Commer Architect Peter Bohlin reviewed Pacific gateway entries in the 1999 owners program, Commendation COOLING TOWERS, SEA-TAC INTERNATIONAL airport http://www.djc.com/special/design99/10060804.htm

Home Subscriptions Site Map back November 18, 1999 1999 Honor Awards for Washington Architecture Journal staff Five public projects and two private residences were recognized for design excellence in the AIA Seattle 1999 Honor Awards for Washington Architecture, sponsored by the American Institute of Architects, Seattle Chapter. The awards were announced at Benaroya Hall on Monday evening, Nov. 15, to an audience of nearly 1,000, the largest crowd ever gathered for the 48-year-old program. Seattle Mayor Paul Schell, an honorary member of the AIA, presided over the event and moderated the panel of jurors as they discussed the state of architecture in Washington. The international jury included Eva Jiricna, born in Czechoslovakia and presently the head of a globe-spanning London-based practice; Fumihiko Maki of Tokyo, among the world's most revered architects; and Rafael Vignoly, a native of Uruguay now practicing around the world from his New York headquarters. Included in this year's program was a response to a challenge issued by Schell at the 1997 Honor Awards program: "I'd like to see [a program] that will help architects, and all of us, rise to the challenge of designing our nation's Pacific gateway." Architect Peter Bohlin review-ed Pacific gateway entries in the 1999 owners program, and announced his selections Nov. 8 at On the Boards Theater. His selections included completed projects that responded specifically to the Pacific gateway theme as well as unbuilt and conceptual projects.

92. International Awards Architect Designer general Conractor. Metropolitan Airports Commission HostMarriott Architectural Alliance Dennis LaFrance David Thorpe http://www.icsc.org/srch/education/awards/edu_awards_design.php?region=

93. 101 Great Design Ideas G CONCOURSE RENOVATION AT 0 HARE airport Chicago, IL. Architect Teng AssociatesGeneral Contractor McHugh Construction Co. http://www.isdesignet.com/Magazine/Mar'02/greatdesign07.html

ISdesigNET Magazine Back Issues March 2002 ... 101 Great Design Ideas : 101 Great Design Ideas Part 2 Compiled and written by Victoria Hyla Part 2 - 71 of 101 G CONCOURSE RENOVATION AT 0'HARE AIRPORT Chicago, IL Architect General Contractor McHugh Construction Co. Consultant Environmental Systems Design Inc. A Seven rooftop mechanical penthouses along the central spine were consolidated into three, freeing up ceiling space for six vaulted clerestories. The ceilings beneath the new penthouses were purposely compressed to contrast with the soaring vaulted spaces, creating an alternating rhythm of openness and enclosure. It is praised for its overall spatial concept and its aerodynamic detailing. ARMITAGE-LEAVITT CONDOMINIUMS Chicago, IL Architect Pappageorge/Haymes Ltd. General Contractor Spec Development Inc. Consultant T aut, crisp and clean, this complex is admired for its proportions and details. Particularly, people like the way the balconies were created by voids at the corner elevations. The mixed-use building features 11 condominium units above retail and indoor parking. The tall, narrow windows and modern interpretation of a cornice relate to the Victorian context of its Bucktown neighborhood.

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2005 IEEE ISoLA Workshop General Information Home Call for Papers Paper Submission Program ... Links Venue ISoLA will be held at the Loyola College Graduate Center located in Columbia, Maryland , located between Washington DC and Baltimore Within half an hours drive, are many sites of historical and cultural interest in Washington, DC, Baltimore, and Annapolis , the capital of the state of Maryland, home of the United States Naval Academy, and a beautifully example of early colonial architecture. Getting to Columbia The nearest airport is BWI (Baltimore Washington International), to/from which there are many daily nonstop flights to most major destinations in the US, and many in Europe. A larger number of international flights are to/from Washington Dulles International airport (airport code IAD). Transportation to/from Dulles takes significantly longer due to traffic. Domestic and Canadian flights are available to/from Washington Reagan National airport (airport code DCA). From the Airports to the conference venue Transportation is provided by: Airport Connection Limos www.aclimos.com

95. Scrolling Ad-1 Specialists in airports. The projects would be situated in South Africa, Africa,India, Far East and the Leisure and general buildings. Design Architect http://wallstreetglobalcareers.com/jobs/ad1.htm

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96. David Childers' Signature Landscapes Get design help online from award winning Landscape Architect David Childers.Portfolio available. http://www.signaturelandscapes.com/

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97. Airports, Commuter Entries Airports, Commuter “All Airplanes Lead to Chicago.” In ChicagoArchitecture and Design, 1923–1993 Reconfiguration of a Metropolis, ed. http://www.encyclopedia.chicagohistory.org/pages/34.html

Encyclopedia o f Chicago ... User's Guide Entries : Airports, Commuter Entries A Airports, Commuter Next Airports, Commuter Less than a decade before the Wright brothers' groundbreaking flight at Kitty Hawk and more than two decades before the advent of a commercial air transportation system in the United States in 1926, visionaries were writing about commuter air transportation ground facilities. Their ideas would evolve with the development of aircraft ranging on the one hand from the dirigible to the airplane and, on the other, from the Autogiro, the predecessor of the helicopter, to the Airphibian, a convertible automobile/airplane. Many of these commuter airports were planned to be in or near the central business district to accommodate the array of craft carrying passengers, mail, or freight in local hops to and from adjacent suburbs or to and from large outlying airports to coordinate with long-range flights. The Loop expressway system, would be big enough to facilitate convenient, rooftop airmail. As it turned out, airmail pilots did not use the roof as intended.

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