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ects will issue the building department documents next week for review and issuance to the building department for filing. I have been working with Gensler Group to further the design development of the existing house, especially the column and cornice design so that the deJongh architects can incorporate the

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ects will issue the building department documents next week for review and issuance to the building department for filing. I have been working with Gensler Group to further the design development of the existing house, especially the column and cornice design so that the deJongh architects can incorporate th

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