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aiarchitect | volume 14 the news of america’s community of architects January 26, 2007
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Making Partner in the
Majority-Owned Practice
Ralph T. Jackson, FAIA, is a partner with Shepley Bulfinch Richardson & Abbott, a Boston firm named for a descendant of Charles Bulfinch, architect of the Massachusetts State House, and the renowned Henry Hobson Richardson.
Full story


John Zeisel, PhD
is the president and founder of Hearthstone Alzheimer Care, Ltd. Hearthstone was founded in 1992 to offer innovative treatment for persons living with Alzheimer’s, notably, using the physical environment to reduce symptoms of Alzheimer’s.
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Do You Follow the Money?
Whether it’s the insight of AIA Chief Economist Kermit Baker, PhD, Hon. AIA, or the weekly overview from Kiplinger, AIArchitect regularly offers up economic information for all sizes of firm and market niches. Is it enough? Too much?
What do you think?


Photovoltaics
With regard to this week’s “Some Things to Know About Applying PV” article, have you used or considered using photovoltaics for a project?
› Yes, more than once.
› Yes, once.
› No, but we’re considering it.
› No, it doesn’t fit our kind of work.

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Communities
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