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...hotel, to be operated by the Hyatt Regency Corporation, will range in height from 6 to 15 stories and include a swimming pool and 375-car parking lot--if a rezoning proposal before the Cambridge City Council goes down in defeat...
Gund called the design "architecturally interesting" and said construction costs will be $11 million. The Hyatt Regency Corporation, owners of the world's eighth-largest hotel chain, will manage the hotel when it is completed in mid-1975, he said...
JOHN PORTMAN, 47, architect. Made famous with his design for Atlanta's Regency Hyatt House, with its soaring 21-story lobby and see-through elevators, Portman has been the architect for $ 153 million in other Atlanta development, including the attractive Peachtree Center, a complex with vast business spaces imaginatively broken up by restaurants, sidewalk cafes and fountains. Now a multimillionaire, Portman was picked to design San Francisco's new Embarcadero Center, Detroit's $500 million waterfront renovation, and projects in Fort Worth, Los Angeles and Brussels...
Died. Donald N. Pritzker, 39, president of Hyatt Corp., who, with his two brothers, father and uncle, built a small family law firm into a half-billion-dollar conglomerate of hotel, lumber, farm machinery, banking and mining interests; of a heart attack suffered while playing tennis; in Oahu, Hawaii...
Though far smaller than such chains as Sheraton (1967 revenues: $286.6 million), Hyatt has achieved a growth rate that Don Pritzker claims is "tops in the industry." By keeping to key locations near airports and in downtown areas where hotel business is already booming, the chain hopes to keep that growth continuing. This year alone Hyatt is building ten more motels and expanding its standout success, Atlanta's handsome and unusual Regency Hyatt House. Little more than a year old, Regency House has already become a major Atlanta attraction. Its interior balconies rise 22 stories around a glass-roofed...