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Wednesday, July 11, 2007

His name is Earl


Congressman Earl Blumenauer is the Architecture Foundation of Oregon's 2007 honored citizen. He joins the likes of Bob Gerding, Mike Houck, Bob Frasca, and Jean Vollum.
Posted by Alison Ryan at 2:43 PM
Labels: AFO, GERDING EDLEN, URBAN GREENSPACES INSTITUTE, ZGF

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Ali Ryan writes about architecture, sustainability and design in Portland, Ore. She's also into candy, cassette tapes, crossword puzzles, foliage, reference books, biscuits and gravy, bar art, glitter and spell-check.
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