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masonry skills. Architects were actually able to dig in and work on a real job site and were given the opportunity to contribute to the community while learning about the trade they design for. Architects took with them a new appreciation for the craft of masonry in addition to a little mortar on their feet.
Sending an architect to the symposium can be very rewarding and can help build a close working relationship with local architects. "I thought the program was excellent, well planned and coordinated," said Michael Halstead, an attendee from Indianapolis, IN. If you are interested in learning how to send an architect from your area to next year's symposium, please contact Jeff Buczkiewicz at the MCAA national office. This is a great opportunity to immerse an architect in the masonry industry.
Architect Dennis Orne and his family take in the closing banquet held at Walt Disney's Animal Kingdom.
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Architects Joe Motley and Pam Feuer review plans of the Habitat House before they begin work.
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