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Features - July 2006

2006 Owner and Developer of the Year

Hoosier Firm Plants Midwest Values,
Spurs Building Boom

Visiting Methodist Hospital in Indianapolis is like taking
a snapshot of Midwestern values: Attentiveness, strong principles and professionalism are evident throughout.
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Interstate's 50th Anniversary

Midwest Revs Engines to Celebrate Silver Anniversary
This year marks the 50th anniversary of the federal law that brought the United States its Interstate Highway System.
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340 on the Park

Condo's Structural Design Could Help Cement Buyers
The downtown Chicago condominium market is among the hottest in the nation, with abundant choices for buyers.
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High-tech Training


Navy's Battle Stations 21 Simulates High-Seas Drama
Designers and builders are crafting a highly sophisticated battleship at the U.S. Navy's Great Lakes Naval Station 30 mi. north of Chicago, and although the vessel embodies cutting-edge technology and the latest bells and whistles, it will never be on the sea.
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Interstates: The Next 50 Years


New Funding, Technology, Materials and Methods Will Shape a Generation of Roads
In June 1956, President Dwight D. Eisenhower signed legislation that would help shape a nation. The Federal-Aid Highway Act of 1956 paved the way for the creation of the interstate highway system - a vision that today connects people nationwide via a 42,795-mi. network of roads.
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Carmel Central Park

161-Acre Park to 'Green' Central Indiana Town
Construction of a new city park in the Indianapolis suburb of Carmel fits the green bill. The $55 million Carmel Central Park project initially was seen as having the potential for LEED certification, but the city decided not to seek it because of the cost. Still, the finished product will contain numerous green elements.
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Sherman Plaza

Evanston's Tallest Condo To Offer 28 Stories of Views
The Evanston skyline is bolder and brighter with the addition of the 28-story Sherman Plaza, a residential and retail development capturing Lake Michigan panoramas.
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Optima Old Orchard Woods

Coordination Paves Way for Three-Tower Project
The Optima Old Orchard Woods, a 656-unit, 1.6-million-sq.-ft. project in Skokie, consists of three, 20-story towers connected by bridges and pierced by a multistory open area that supports outdoor terraces.
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