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	*The Rebirth of Lancaster's Penn Square.* Hotel Spec has featured the Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square and Lancaster County Convention Center in their 2010 issue.
	*New Face of Lancaster.* The Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square and Lancaster County Convention Center has been featured in Lodging Hospitality's November issue.
	*The Mercato: A Case for Density.* The Mercato was featured as a case study in the Fall 2009 issue of NAIOP's Development Magazine.
	*Landmark in Lancaster.* The Lancaster Marriott at Penn Square, recently completed by Cooper Carry Hospitality, has been featured as an Online Exclusive by Hotel Design Magazine.
	*Cooper Carry Atlanta Relocates Downtown.* Cooper Carry celebrates its fiftieth year, and the principles of sustainable and transit-oriented development, by relocating its Atlanta office to Downtown.
	*Repositioning Retail.* Gar Muse, AIA, a principal in Cooper Carry's Retail Practice Group, speaks on tighter budgets and changing demographics that reveal challenges -- and opportunities -- for malls and lifestyle centers.
	*Cooper Carry Awarded Two Brick in Architecture Awards.* Cooper Carry is pleased to announce the recognition of two projects by the Brick Industry Associations Brick in Architecture Awards.
	*A Quick Transformation \| The Benning School.* The Benning School, a former Washington D.C. Public School "School without walls" recently was transformed into a bright and colorful space for two fledgling charter schools.
	*Crossover Point.* Contributing to Huntsville's unique milieu is the new HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology, a 270,000-sq.-ft. facility in Cummings Research Park's specially zoned, 150-acre CRP Biotech Campus that was funded by $80 million in private money and $50 million from the State of Alabama.
	*The HudsonAlpha Institute: Finding a Smart Place to Grow.* The new HudsonAlpha Institute for Biotechnology is a 260,000 sq. ft. facility that co-locates nonprofit and for-profit biomedical enterprises under one roof.
	*Build it Well and the Children Will Come.* A talented project team transformed a 1970s-era "school without walls" building into an inspirational learning environment for two fledgling charter schools in an underserved neighborhood of Washington, D.C. Chaotic open spaces are now creative, playful classrooms filled with colorful energy.
	*Follow the LEEDer.* Jerry Cooper's love affair with the land began in Rome. Cooper now a LEED accredited professional, fellow of the American Institute of Architects and chairman of renowned design firm Cooper Carry studied there on a Fulbright scholarship after college.
	*Cooper Carry Wins Bibb County Judicial Center Project.* Cooper Carry working with Macon's Brittain, Thompson, Bray, Brown Inc., received the nod Monday June 8th, 2009 from the Bibb County Commission as the architects for the county courthouse project.
	*Cooper Carry Wins First NASA Project.* The General Services Administration solicited Design-Build Entities for the design and construction of a new 70,000 SF Administration Building at NASA Langley Research Center (LaRC), located in Hampton, VA. Cooper Carry is the architect on the winning Whiting Turner design-build team.
	*Reasons for Optimism.* It's easy to forget that in today's not-so-optimistic world real progress continues, beauty appears, brave new worlds are explored, and creativity flows. We keep seeking—and occasionally finding—our best selves. There are, in fact, reasons for optimism everywhere we look.
	*Newport Center Mall Wins Design Award.* Cooper Carry's renovation of the Newport Center Mall, located in Jersey City, New Jersey, has been awarded 1st place in commercial projects for innovative use of Italian Ceramic Tiles.
	*Best in Show Award - "Signs of the Times" 2009 International Sign Contest.* We met the challenge of bringing Cooper Carry's uniquely original design for Forest City's, "The Shops at Wiregrass," Tampa, Florida to glorious reality winning "Signs of the Times" highest recognition in their International Sign Contest.
	*Deborah Jensen Featured in Atlanta Woman Magazine.* Deborah Jensen is featured in this month's Atlanta Woman Magazine. The feature discusses her unique accomplishments including her work at Cooper Carry and involvement with Atlantas SPI-1 downtown district development review committee, the Atlanta Beltline and the planning board of the Sweet Auburn Curb Market.

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