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Projects, personnel moves and steps toward safer riding

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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KONE Providing Solutions for Jakarta’s Indonesia1 KONE has been selected to provide 76 elevators and escalators to Indonesia1, a pair of 58-story, 278-m-tall mixed-used towers taking shape in Jakarta, Indonesia. Developed by China Sonangol Media Investment and scheduled for completion in 2019, the development will contain offices, serviced apartments and commercial space within 2.2 million…

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Test tower completion, expansions and partnership

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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AMEC Thailand Test Tower Now Operational Mitsubishi Elevator Asia Co. Ltd. (AMEC) has completed its 68.3-m-tall, 287-m2 test tower in Chonburi Province, Thailand, complementing its R&D and production capabilities there (ELEVATOR WORLD, April 2015) to better serve the elevator/escalator market outside Japan. Expected to be operational in June, the Kiang Fah (To the Sky in…

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South Florida, Pacific Northwest and Midwest see action.

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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Miami’s Panorama Tops Out The 85-story, 868-ft.-tall Panorama Tower in Miami topped out in April, Daily Business Review reported. Not only does it stand over the Brickell Financial District, it is reportedly on its way to being the tallest residential building south of Manhattan. It includes 821 luxury apartments, 100,000 sq. ft. of office space,…

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A new Manhattan icon opens, and plans unfold throughout NYC boroughs and beyond.

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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“Dancing” Copper Towers Open The first tenants have moved in to the American Copper buildings (ELEVATOR WORLD, July 2016), a pair of what are being described as boldly unconventional, copper-clad 41- and 48-story structures on the Manhattan, New York City (NYC) waterfront, various news outlets, including dezeen, reported. Designed by SHoP Architects and developed by…

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City of Angels continues to transform: news from Urbanize L.A.

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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66-Story Hotel/Condo Proposed Downtown A project has been submitted to the Los Angeles Planning Department for a 66-story building containing approximately 200 condominiums, 220 hotel rooms, 94,000 sq. ft. of commercial space and a parking garage with more than 600 spaces. Designed by CallisonRTKL with MJS Landscape Architects, the structure would take shape north of…

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Promotions handed down, and an industry veteran joins team.

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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Columbia Promotes Employees to Director, Controller Columbia Elevator Products Co., Inc. has advanced Dione Birdsall to the position of director of customer operations. Columbia states, “Since beginning in 1985 as an estimator, her extensive experience has been key to the development” of its online quotation system and expansion of its customer service model. Birdsall is…

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Towers planned in urban centers.

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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Residential High Rise Plans Exemplify Growing Dallas Chicago-based Amli Residential has purchased vacant property to construct Dallas’ first downtown tower in seven years, according to The Dallas Morning News. The source said the residential high rise on Field Street would be the tallest downtown building since construction began on the 42-story Museum Tower condominium building…

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OEMs and Their Equipment

By Elevator World | June 1, 2017
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An innovation debuts, an honor is bestowed, and a baseball stadium gets a lift. KONE Follows Through With U.S. JumpLift Debut KONE has begun to utilize its JumpLift self-climbing elevator as it constructs two of the elevators in Seattle, where it is fulfilling its contract to supply the 45-story Hyatt Regency Seattle Convention Center Hotel…

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Elevators Go Back to School

By Ricia Sturgeon-Hendrick | June 1, 2017
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Nearly 20 years ago, a group sprang up in the industry that supervised elevator work at universities. It was a small group that felt it didn’t quite fit into any other association. At first, they were called the Big 10 Plus Friends and then VTCCU (Vertical Transportation Conference for Colleges and Universities) and, finally, the…

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Industry Dialogue: M.J. Mohamed Iqbal

By Lee Freeland | June 1, 2017
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Toshiba executive talks big projects from Abu Dhabi to Riyadh. ELEVATOR WORLD had the opportunity to speak with M.J. Mohamed Iqbal (MI), its longtime correspondent and Middle East managing director and CEO of Toshiba Elevator, about projects in, and the future for, the region. EW: How is business for Toshiba Elevator Middle East in the…

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