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Ribbon cutting ceremony – JCC

January 24, 2010 by Leave a Comment

As a sort of follow up to my last blog on community service, there will be a ribbon cutting ceremony today at 1:00 for the newly designed and constructed entrance to the Jewish Community Center (click here for address and directions).

Bruce Bernbaum, one of the partners in our firm, Bernbaum Magadini Architects, donates a considerable amount of his personal time and some of the firms resources to the Jewish community – this new entry being just one example. I designed the new plaza and entry for our firm and today is the day that it will open. I will take some pictures and post them later.

If anybody is in the metroplex and wants to pop over and say hello, it’s an open ceremony and I’d love to see you.

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