Denver

AURORA, CO-Fitzsimons received the 2003 Technology Development Award for the new $4 billion medical center and bioscience park, which once completed will employ more people in Colorado than the ski industry.

DENVER-Angry over what it says is lax enforcement of city rules requiring union labor on current construction sites, the Colorado Building Trades Council wants to put a referendum on next November's ballot that would ask voters to decide whether there should be a new convention hotel in Denver.

DENVER-Bankrupt Adelphia Communications, which wants to move its corporate headquarters to Denver from Coudersport, PA, is still searching for office space. A deal could eventually be made in the Denver Tech Center.

DENVER-The country's fifth largest cable TV company, plans to move its corporate headquarters to Denver if the bankruptcy court approves.

DENVER-The $40-million, 196-room J.W. Marriott is expected to command average room rates of about $170 per night when it opens in the spring of 2004 on the Sears Roebuck & Co. site.

DENVER-The full-service general contractor, design-builder and construction manager will design the sandwich restaurant franchiser's new offices at 1475 Lawrence St., a building developed by Weitz Co. in 1981.

DENVER-Pinnacol Assurance, Colorado's leading provider of workers' compensation insurance, has moved to its new headquarters at the former Lowry Air Force Base.

DENVER-The $12-million Clyburn Apartments will be occupied by residents 55 years old or older making less than $33,000 a year. The 100 units are the first of 4,000 multifamily units coming to the redevelopment of Stapleton International.