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Jul 2021
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EA391: Lora Teagarden – The Little Archi...

EntreArchitect // Gābl Media
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The Little Architect’s Alphabet Lora is an Architect at RATIO, headquartered in Indianapolis, and the founder of L² Design, LLC. A published author and creator of The Little Architect’s Alphabet and #AREsketches, her passion for the profession drives her to mentor young professionals and volunteer in her community. She is a 2017 Young Architect Award [...] 
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