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Weber Thompson Announces the Retirement of Co-Founder Blaine Weber After 50 Years in the Industry

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Seattle, WA – February 22, 2022: Seattle-based architecture firm Weber Thompson announced today that Senior Principal and Co-Founding Partner Blaine Weber, AIA, will retire at the end of March 2022. Since its founding, Weber has been responsible for the firm’s large portfolio of award-winning, high-rise residential projects. Senior Principal and Partner Amanda Keating, AIA, LEED […]

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