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2011 AIA National Convention and Design Exposition, New Orleans
It’s time for the urban development industry “to think big, to be more revolutionary.”
Newest Gold Medal recipient is “grateful to receive this honor from the country where I spent my formative and youthful years.”
Topaz Medallion
Convention Day 2
Featuring New Orleans
New Orleans is taking a hard look at how to revitalize its neighborhoods, and in this case, the disposition of a freeway built 45 years ago over Claiborne Avenue, one of the city’s most beloved boulevards.
In 1944, Stephen Scott Ferebee parachuted into Normandy as part of the historic D-Day invasion. Sixty-seven years later, he will be honored at the National WWII Museum in New Orleans for that accomplishment as well as his many contributions to the architectural profession during a long career, which included serving as AIA President.
A scale model of the 300,000-square-foot campus will be unveiled at the 2011 AIA New Orleans host chapter party on Friday, May 13, at the National WWII Museum.
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