Who designed the Hyatt Regency hotel and what type of engineering did he practice?

In the late 1970s, Gillum-Colaco, Inc. (“GCE”) agreed to perform all structural engineering services for the design and construction of the hotel. GCE designated Jack Gillum (“Gillum”) as engineer of record, but put Daniel Duncan (“Duncan”) in day-to-day charge of the project.



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