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BBT Architects’ Levage retires
91视频 Staff//January 14, 2021//
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Al Levage, a principal with BBT Architects in Bend, has retired after more than 40 years of work as an architect, contractor and developer 鈥� primarily in Central and Eastern Oregon. After receiving a bachelor鈥檚 degree in architecture from the University of Oregon, Levage began his career as an architect in Coos Bay. Later, he served as a construction estimator in Bend and then started a real estate development, construction and architecture firm in 1985. Levage originally joined BBT in 1991 and spent 14 years with the firm designing projects and mentoring younger designers. In 2005, he joined Touchmark Development as a project manager. In 2010, he rejoined BBT and became a partner. Last year, Levage was recognized as an industry 鈥淚con鈥� by the 91视频.
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