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d Mitchell P) 10:30 David the Piano Tuner coming to the house ( organized) 11:30 Appt vQ 2:30 Appt w/Darren (Organizing Call w/Erika Kellerhals) Rich Kahn to come as well? 5:30 Dinner w/Matt Menchel (- 7:30 JE has made an appointment himself office) ( EFTA00422493 December 14, Wednesday MI on Ho

/Darren (Organizing Call w/Erika Kellerhals) Rich Kahn to come as well? 5:30 Dinner w/Matt Menchel (- 7

ecember 16, Friday Oslo Tentative Schedule: Oslo to Paris Dec. 17 Paris to Casablanca Dec. 19 Casablanca to Ivory Coast Dec. 20 Ivory Coast to Senegal Dec. 22 WAITING FOR RESPONSE FROM: EFTA00422494 Chris Poole: Can he come see JE one day this week? EFTA00422495

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new Yad Vashem Holocaust Museum, and the Rabin Memorial Center. During this period, Safdie also became involved in the developing world, working in Senegal, Iran, Singapore, and in the northern Canadian arctic. In 1978, after teaching at Yale, McGill, and Ben Gurion Universities, Safdie relocated his res

of time in the circle of young architects who studied with and worked for the great architect Louis Kahn. In an essay, “Beginnings,” he acknowledges Kahn’s dedication and patience as essential to his notion of the life of an artist. Williams lived for a period in Philadelphia, where he worked for a nu