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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: March 17, 2010
GRA changes name to Gorman Richardson Lewis
Gorman Richardson Architects has changed their name to Gorman Richardson Lewis Architects (GRLA).
This name change recognizes the contributions that design principal, Steve Lewis, AIA, has made to the firm's projects for over 20 years.
Lewis is instrumental in the design of all projects as well as the preparation of presentation renderings and graphics for all of GRLA's projects. His expertise in understanding our client's needs and translating those into innovative and exciting design solutions is exemplary.
His freehand presentation style and rendering abilities have garnered praise and positive reception from planning boards and related entities that review GRLA's projects.
Lewis has also developed key logos and graphics including the Marathon 2010 logo.
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