annual report 09

The Community Housing Partnership creates, implements, and

demonstrates solutions to homelessness in San Francisco by

working in partnership with people who would otherwise be

without a home. Community Housing Partnership develops and

operates high quality permanent affordable housing, integrating

optional support services, job training and community organizing.

We strive to break the cycle of homelessness by strengthening

community, encouraging self-determination and involving tenants

in every aspect of the organization.

Mission

Dear Friends,

Community Housing Partnership helps people transform their lives and their communities by providing opportunities for people to overcome homelessness. We have 755 units of housing at 11 sites and serve over 1,700 people each year. For 19 years, we have been a pioneer in helping people overcome homelessness. As we move toward the future, we continue to find creative ways to improve the ways we serve our community.

Currently, we are moving ahead with our efforts to reduce our environmental impact and create healthier environments for tenants, staff and community. The publication of this 2009 Annual Report in an online format is but one step toward this goal. From environmentally sustainable design in our housing to tenant-led recycling programs in our buildings, Community Housing Partnership is on the forefront of the green movement and is actively working with all stakeholders to improve our operations on all levels. We are pursuing a green business certification for the organization and staff members are undergoing environmental credential training to help guide our work.

Though the past year has been economically challenging for everyone, we continue our initiatives to improve our impact at all levels. The training, employment, support services and leadership development opportunities help our formerly homeless tenants invest in their lives and community.

This year, we opened 83 new units of housing. We have another 287 new units of housing in development, but there are thousands of people in San Francisco who are still in need of housing. We also started a new program called Treatment and Supportive Housing, or TASH, to help tenants with substance abuse or mental health issues. Without a home, it is hard to find stability or hope. We continue to fulfill our mission, ensuring that people who have been homeless are given the chances they need to find success by providing safe and clean affordable housing, access to services, employment opportunities and genuine community.

Our success and the changes we see occurring around us are directly related to the immense dedication of our stakeholders: tenants, staff, Board members, collaborative partners, donors, volunteers and community members. Your contributions help people rebuild their lives and create opportunities for the future.

Jeff KositskyExecutive Director

Over 98%of our tenants keep their housing, permanently.

Over halfof our 200 employees were once homeless.

Arnett Watson Apartments OpensIn February 2009, Community Housing Partnership opened Arnett Watson Apartments, an 83 unit building that is home to 47 families and 36 individuals. This beautiful building is named in honor of our late tenant and Board member, Arnett Watson, who worked everyday to ensure that people in the community were treated with dignity and respect. The building has green features throughout, including 2 courtyards for tenants, one of which is specifically designated as a childrens’ play area. Tenants are enjoying their new homes, welcoming their neighbors and the rest of our community. Arnett Watson Apartments was made possible through our partnership with Tenderloin Neighborhood Development Corporation, the San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Housing, the San Francisco Human Services Agency, Citi, Merritt Community Capital Corporation, the Federal Home Loan Bank of San Francisco and others.

CHP Enterprises ExpandsIn 2007, we started a property management business called CHP Enterprises to help tenants access jobs. Building on the success of the first 2 years of operations, we are again expanding CHP Enterprises to help more of our tenants find meaningful work opportunities. Our first two lines of business in front desk services and maintenance have helped over 40 people return to the workforce. We are preparing to launch an environmentally friendly pest control line of business in partnership with Dewey Pest Control. CHP Enterprises is supported by grants from REDF and the U.S. Department of Health and Human Services.

New Program LaunchedWe launched Treatment and Supportive Housing (TASH) in May 2009 to assist tenants who may struggle with substance abuse and/or mental health issues. This program is designed to help support people through the recovery process and improve their quality of life through better health. We have also expanded our intensive case management program to provide a stronger presence in our buildings and to provide an extra layer of service for our tenants. TASH is supported by funding from the Substance Abuse and Mental Health Services Administration, which provided a 5-year grant to Community Housing Partnership. We are the only housing provider in the country to receive a grant through this highly competitive process. The impact of this program is already evident. One participant, Robert, has lived in our housing since February 2008 and had this to say: “As a result of having been homeless, a lot of my social skills and values changed. Going through TASH is helping me redevelop my social skills and restructure my life.”

Green JobsLast year, the Supportive Housing Employment Collaborative (for which CHP is the lead agency) launched a new recycling internship program. The program has been extremely successful and we have expanded our efforts to ensure that Community Housing Partnership is following green property management practices throughout all of our operations. We now have a green training to instruct all of our janitors and maintenance staff in best practices, are eliminating bottled water from our buildings and adding composting to further reduce our environmental impact. We have seen savings of $1,000 each month on our waste management bill for a single property! These savings will help us continue to invest in services to support our tenants throughout the year, even in lean economic times.

New HousingWe continue to grow and expand to serve more people who are in need of housing. We have 287 units of new housing in development. Each of these new developments is designed to the highest standards of green development, giving our future tenants the best living conditions possible while reducing our impact on the environment. This is made possible by the hard work of our many partners and staff. As we continue to grow, we are looking for opportunities to build more housing:

• We started construction on Zygmunt Arendt House in September 2008. The 47-unit building is CHP’s first building exclusively dedicated to housing seniors who have been homeless, opening in 2010.

• Pre-development work continues for Parcel G, a 120-unit building for individuals with disabilities. We will begin construction in late 2010, and will open to tenants in 2011.

• We were awarded development rights for Parcel 11A in the Transbay area. We will be developing a 120-unit building with 108 studios and 12 one-bedroom apartments.

Community Housing Partnership was named a 2008 Neighborhood Builder by Bank of America through their Neighborhood Excellence Initiative.

tenants, staff, Board and community members gathered for our third Community Convening.

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“Having a permanent roof over the head of our family was the

first goal, but we didn’t stop there: housing was just the first

step on a ladder leading upward for us. We have reconnected

with our family, taken parenting classes so we can be great

parents for our son, learned about cleaning up the

environment in the Recycling Internship, and we just bought

a car. The next step for us is getting a wedding ring and

walking down the aisle.”

- Waverly and Kelly

StaffManuel AguilarTaqwa AliomarSelina ArceneauxBridget BallardYolanda BatesLeonard BeasleyTaima BeyahCraig BlayBryant BrestonHoward BronowDeborah BrooksVanessa BrownPatricia BrownJason BryantCharles ByrdDavid CalderaJhun Caraan JrOrestes CardenasTheodore CatheyMichael ChaoJian ChenVansok ChilDavid ChowShaneka ClayRoshawn ColdcleughApril ColombuAyesha CopeAlveana CoxEllery CrawfordRoy Curtis

Athenia CyrusDaphne DavisMarvin DecuireVentura DiazMelanie DoyleJacqueline DuggerAkilah DunnLawanna DurdenEddie DurmasChoice EastRoma EisenstarkRimikka ElbertBenjamin FallsPhilippe FequiereLeon FigginsTracee FinchKathleen FlanaganShalonda FletcherJeff FortunoGeorge FranciesJohn FranklinBernadette GaerlanDelanda GainesChristine GalvezLarry GasawayMichael GauseGail GilmanCornelius GodfreyCynthia Gottlieb

Quran GrayVincent GreenCara GurneyRodolfo GutierrezVerna GuytonSheryl HannemanAngela HarrisEugina HarrisJennell HaynesOlia HaynesRamona HaysTimothy HebbringElihu HernandezElizabeth HewsonGabriel HeywoodHershey HirschkopDanishia HodgeEmmett HouseTheresa HoweKen HuangTanisha HughesRobert JohnsonZakiya JohnsonAlvin JohnsonKim JonesLaquita KeeleHyun KimJeff KositskyTyrone Lampkin

Staff cont.

Dornesha LandersRowena LangDonnell LankfordBarbara LeahySheng LiKevin LinWilliam LindseySheila LoveLeland MackeyAndrew MarkIsabella MarshallAndrea MartinBrittany MaunakeaGregory MaysTiffany McCoyFred McFieldCameron McHenryKelly McNeilJohn McQueenEstelita MelendezMargaret MillerDaile MitchumApril MixonSabryna Moore-BrockCassandra MorehouseCarrie MylesKelvin NanceMei Leng NgJoe NguyenAnthony NisbyShanteah NorwoodDara PapoDominick ParellaLindsay ParkinsonCarlos PeelerVincent PerlasKilisi PeteloMarcus RaelSean Rand

James RannieMurry RichardDebra RichardDorothy RidleyKeira RobertsonGemma RodriguezDorothy RoyalElygene RussolJose SanchezDavid SchnurKellie SeguraJenia SevillanoLaura ShipmanDonald ShippTammy SilasRuth SimonMaurice SmithJermaine StanfieldMaybell StanleyValerie StathamNatalie SwensonLila TanksleyFonda TaylorRamses Teon-NicolsKhanh ThanFelisia ThibodeauxPaul ThomasTantay TolbertJames TracyJohnnie TravisLatonya TravisTiffany TrentJeaneth VargasBrett VaughnAndrew VideauDonovan WalkerMyra WallaceLedell WashingtonLashawn WashingtonZeke WeinerColinda Wesley

Akiko-Ariele WhiteRita WhittakerBrian WhittenGeorge WilliamsDanielle WilliamsDaniel WilliamsGeraldine WilliamsEboni WilsonCarolyn WinterKai WongTeena Wright

BoardGeoff MacDonald, PresidentRamie Dare, Vice PresidentJackie Jenks, SecretaryMara Raider, TreasurerPaul Boden Brian Carr Rene Cazenave Sean Charpentier Patrick Flanagan Keith Kemp Sharon Li Nick Pagoulatos Ali Riker Michael Santero Chuck Turner Steve WolmarkMelvina YorkRecia Ann Young

Dan AdamsDavid AddingtonAdobe Foundation FundValerie AgostinoJason AlbertsonAlysabeth AlexanderAlternative TechnologiesAmgen FoundationMadhuri AnjiAnonymous (6)Joan AnyonArtisan ConfectionsBakesale BettyRussell BaldonBank of America Bank of America Charitable Foundation Karl Banta Barcelon & Jang, Architects Diana Barrett Robert Basso Sherryl Beamon Aryn Bergman Ray Bernstein Best Plumbing, Inc. Mark Bieschke Brooke Biggs Kathy Blicha Chris Block Helen Block Natalie Bonnewit Nikee BordenPaul BoyerPati Boyle and Michael McLooneMaiko BristowDeborah BrooksDoug and Sherry BrownSherry BrownVanessa BrownVera BrownTom Brutting

Veatris BuckleyCraig Burke and Molly LazarusBill and Carol BurnellAllan ButlerCharles ByrdElvis ByrdAldo Caccamo and Barbara BackerCahill Contractors, Inc.California Housing Partnership CorporationCAN Insurance ServicesJhun CaraanCaritas Management CorporationDale CarlsonColeen CarriganCeltic Coffee CompanyCentral City Hospitality HouseGilbert ChanRuth ChangChange Happens FoundationJaime Chao-TechaiyaCharles Pankow Builders, Ltd.Charles Zukow Associates, LLCSean CharpentierDerek ChinGordon ChinChinatown Community Development CenterChouchouSharon ChristenChristian Brothers ConferencePaul CiccolellaCisco FoundationCitiCiti FoundationMelvin ClarkSarah ClarkAmerigo ClarosCliff Lowe Associates, Inc.Joyce ColemanCommunity Economics, IncJoe CondonJohn ConederaShirley Conn

Nancy ConoverJuanita ContrerasCorporation for Supportive HousingLisa CrawfordSol CrawfordAmy CurkendallRamie DareDavid Baker + Partners ArchitectsDallas DavidsonDBI Beverage, Inc.Kathleen DevineJoe DigginsJim DillardDiep DoJeff DobkinsShannon DodgeJennifer DolinIra DorterSaifon DoucetGeoff DouglassMelanie DoyleArturo DuarteJacqueline DuggerJoe DugginsEric DyerEconomic Development Assistance CorporationJoss EldridgeElinor Smith Charitable TrustJulie ElisGus ElliottNeil ElliottLydia ElyEnterpriseEnvision Litigation DesignCatherine EtzelClifford EvansEvelyn and Walter Haas, Jr. FundEverest Waterproofing & Restoration, Inc.Falcon Industrial SupplyDon FalkJanet FalkFarallone Pacific Insurance Services

Donors

Christopher and Cassundra FergusonRonnie FieldsTeresa FieldsNeil FigurelliFine Line ConstructionSienna FinneyFirefly RestaurantAlan FisherBruce Fisher and Marlene LitvakForeign CinemaBahman ForganiGirlie FortunoJon FrankelLee FrankelJohn FranklinDeborah FreyIna FriedJenny FriedenbachDoree FriedmanPaolo FriedmanFringaleLauren FukanoBernadette GaerlanChristine GalvezMaya GalvezOlga GalvezMario GarciaAshley GauerGeary Garage AssociatesJessica GeigerGelfand RFP ArchitectsJohanna GendelmanAdam GerhartGail Gilman and Larry ZientarskiPaul GilmanGive Something BackMolly GloverTodd and Lisa GohoValerie GoldMarshay Goodspeed

Donors cont. GoogleAnn Gotthoffer and Cedric McRaeCynthia GottliebDane and Rosalynne GrantJustin GrayKelly GrayJudy GrayboyesNick GriffinElizabeth GrossmanKristen GrowneyBarbara GualcoGubb & Barshay LLPLaura GuzmanSara Haber and Beth SonsaLauren HallAndy HanGreg HarrickNicole HavlicekColm HegartyHerman Coliver Locus ArchitectureDon HesseElizabeth HewsonJack HewsonDaryl HigashiHershey HirschkopHKIT ArchitectsDaniel HladJacquie HoffmanHome of Chicken & WafflesTheresa HoweNancy HowellSheila Huddleston and Stephen FrazziniJonathan HuntGlendon HydeI & G FoundationJulia IndovinaAlex IngersollIzze Beverage CompanyMary JacksonJames E. Roberts-Obayashi CorporationCarla Javits and Margaret CecchettiSteven Jefferson

Jacke JenksArne JohnsonCheryl JohnsonManuel JimenezSheela JivanDavid JohnsonDick JohnsonLori JohnsonCleveland JonesJermoyne JonesJoseph and Jacqueline Kirshbaum Memorial Fund of the Liberty Hill FoundationPalak JoshiMark JosselsonJP Morgan Chase FoundationJW EnterprisesSusan KaplanGary and Ilene KatzJonathan KearnsThomas and Rachel KellermanMargaret KeyesEsther KimRhonda KingmanCarolann KinzelKirk BuildersKim KnappScott KnowlesGary KoenigJeffrey KohlerTodd KolzeKaren Jo KoonanJeff and Aileen KositskyRachel Kreps-FalkWynne KweeWilliam KwokLa Tempesta BiscottiJoseph and Carole La TorreDaz LamparasTim Lane and Niels HooperPedro Lange-ChurionAnnie LauJustine Lauderback-Strebler

Law Offices of Michael RossoffJulie LeadbetterLeddy Maytum Stacy ArchitectsKathleen LeeMeilin LeeOlson LeeTodd LeFurgeLennar UrbanToby and Jerry LevineKevin and Priscilla LinLindquist, von Husen & Joyce LLPLori LinkerJoel and Loris LipskiLisa and Douglas Goldman FundPaula and Barry LittJoyce Lively and Ronald KardonKarla LockhartDavid LoebMarcus LoyBarbara LubinskiKevin and Virginia LuiErin LyonsGeoff and Randee MacDonaldSandra MaeshiroGary MaestasVeronica MajanoMajestic ConstructionMark MajorsMerle MalakoffRichard MandelGary Marcus and Amy BeinartSandra MarilynMarket DesignShanti MarkstromMelvin MarshallErica MartinGeorgia MartinReiko MatsuoC. Matsuyama

Gregory MaysMary Mays and Steven LeinerLiz McClellandLori McCormicKristen McDonnellThomas McDonnellErin McDonoughPaul and Shoshana McElweeRebecca McKeeJoan McNamaraKelly McNeilRose McNultySean McVeyMargarita MelendezRichard and Cheryl MendonsaPeter and Doris MengeMercy Housing CaliforniaTiana MernerPatrick MerrittMerritt Community Capital CorporationClaudia MerzarioThomas Meyer and Jennie RhineRichard MeyersonJulie MillerElisabeth MillicanTerry MilliganNina MilosevicPenny MimsMitchell Kapor FoundationMix BarMasa MiyataSusan MiznerMock/Wallace ArchitectsMichelle MongeLezlie and Malaquis MontoyaAldo MoralezBrett MorleyShadow MortonMorty’s DelicatessenKevin MosleyEmily Murphy

Ginger MurrayPhillip NailsChristopher NashKimberly NashNational Equity Fund, Inc.Christian NelsonBrad Niess and Brett VaughnAllyn NoblesLC NoblesNorthern California Carpenters Regional CouncilNorthern California District Council, ILWUNumbers, Inc.Heather OasCarrie OctavioJulia OrdonezLiz OrlinMark OsborneBrenda O’SullivanDenise OwenPacific Door ProductsRaigen PadayacheePaul PadillaGustvao PadronAnn PanopioDara PapoMichael PapoParagon Real Estate GroupDale ParnigoniEttore PasquiniAnatoliy PavlishinDoug Paxton and Joe VassalloJoseph and Tina PellegriniMarian PenaJohn PendletonChristina PerkinsJames PerkinsSharon PerryJody PetersKristina PetersonWendy PhillipsLesley Pierce

Donors cont.

Pillsbury PopchipsRobin PoppersPostrio RestaurantSamantha PottsPriority Architectural GraphicsPurity Organic, Inc.Marjorie QuantPatricia QuantBrian QuinnKaty QuinnErnesto QuintanillaMara Raider and Luis HernadezRandleman ConsultingJennifer RatliffeREDFTim RedmondKen ReggioRenée B. Fisher Foundation, an advised fund of the Silicon Valley Community FoundationChris RhieMurry Richard and Kerry BoydDorothy RidleyAli RikerBerkeley Repertory TheatrePhil RitterRobert Half International, Inc.Linda RobertsonChristine RodgersJoyce RodgersMarlo Rodgers PriceGemma RodriguezLinda RodriguezMargo RodriguezAnne RomeroJeffrey RothbergWilliam RoweSusan RuthbergSalazar Architects Studio Inc.

Alex SalazarLezlie Salkowitz MontoyaJennifer SamSan Francisco FoundationSan Mateo County Central Labor Council AFL-CIOJose SanchezMerry SanchezSiddarth and Sari SanghviMaryann Sargent and Stephen SolnitSharyn SaslafskyMark SawickiSophia ScheffelKaren SchillerTyler SchnoebelenJane and Marvin SchnurJane SeabrookRhea SernaJuan SevillanoMarci SevilleLane ShackletonLale ShafaghiSteve ShanksMary Ellen ShayWilliam ShieldsSilicon Valley BankDavid and Janeth SivaMax SivaBirute SkirdenisSKS InvestmentsSmart Plumbing & DrainChristian SmithLauren SmithRosalind SmithSuzi SmithYvette SmithJoseph Smooke and Sharon LiSociety of St. Vincent de Paul of Alameda CountyGranate SosnoffOliver and Nancy SpencerGabriel SpeyerRichard StacyStanley S. Langendorf Foundation

Brianne SteinhauserEric StensvaagStephen Vincent Wines, Inc.Ben SternCynthia SterneDavid StevensSusan StevensGigi StollarIlana StrubelConnie SwainHiya SwanhuyserJeff and Julie SwensonSwinerton BuildersSwords to PlowsharesDave SylvesterJaime TalleyLydia TanMartin TanenbaumDave TechTenderloin Neighborhood Development CorporationThomas and Heather TewksburyThe Carlin Meyer Fund of the Jewish Communal FundThe ChildprooferThe Herb Block FoundationThe John Stewart CompanyThe Pastry PrincessThe Present Value FundThe Whitman InstituteFelisia ThibodeauxThomson ReutersTyme and Tahja TinsleyTJX FoundationJean ToToolworksAnne TorneyRobert TowellElizabeth TraceyJames TracyRoberta TracyTrader Joe’s Company SoMa

Donors cont.

Mike TranTreasure Island Community Development LLCTreasure Island Homeless Development InitiativeJason TrimiewRobert TurcottChuck TurnerMichael TylerTony UcciferriUnion Bank of California FoundationUnited Way of the Bay AreaEmily ValentineTina Valentinevan Löben Sels/Rembe Rock FoundationArmando VasquezRuth and Jerry VurekJC WallaceJosh WallaceWalter and Elise Haas FundZeke Weiner and Claudia StillwellWells FargoWells Fargo FoundationWessington Ventures, LLCVanna WhitneyRon and Maria WilburnJennifer WileyBen Wilkinson and Patti LewWilliam J. and Dorothy K. O’Neill FoundationBetty WilliamsKatherine WilliamsRev. Harry WilliamsDiane WilseyDavid WilsonEboni WilsonMarc WilsonKenneth Wing

Donors cont. Adam WinklerLynne WinslowTim Wirth and Anne StuhldreherDelene Wolf and Tom MurraySteve Wolmark and Britt WolvenLinda Wong-LeeBrad WrightBenjamin WuL. YamamotoTeresa YangaLiane YeeEdward York IIIJulia YoungPeden Young and Elizabeth Wilder YoungShanda YoungPatrick YuZhong Flooring ServicesYelena Zilberfayn

PartnersACORNAdult Protective ServicesArriba JuntosAsian Neighborhood DesignBaker Places, Inc.Berkeley Repertory TheatreBernal Heights Neighborhood CenterBethel African Methodist Episcopal ChurchBRIDGE Housing CorporationBoys and Girls Club of San FranciscoBTW Consultants, Inc.Caduceus Outreach ServicesCalifornia Department of ConservationCalifornia Department of Housing and Community DevelopmentCalifornia Department of RehabilitationCalifornia Housing Partnership CorporationCatholic Charities CYOCenter on Juvenile and Criminal JusticeCentral City Hospitality HouseChinatown Community Development CenterCity College of San FranciscoCity Impact, Inc.Coalition on HomelessnessColeman Advocates for Children & YouthCommunity Awareness and Treatment ServicesCommunity Economics Inc.Community Focus/Citywide Case ManagementCompassPointConard House, Inc.Corporation for Supportive HousingCouncil of Community Housing OrganizationsDavis Y. Ja & AssociatesDolores Street Community ServicesElla Hill Hutch Community CenterEnterpriseEpiscopal Community ServicesFamily Service Agency of San FranciscoGoodwill Industries of San FranciscoHaight Ashbury Food ProgramHaight Ashbury Free Clinics, Inc.

Hamilton Family CenterHomeless Advocacy ProjectHomeless Prenatal ProgramHousing Rights Committee of San FranciscoIn-Home Support ServicesIntegrated Service CollaborativeJewish Community Center of San FranciscoJewish Vocational ServiceThe John Stewart CompanyLarkin Street Youth ServicesLensCraftersLocal Initiatives Support CorporationLutheran Social Services of Northern CaliforniaMental Health Association of San FranciscoMercy Housing CaliforniaMerritt Community Capital CorporationMission Hiring Hall/ SOMECMission Housing Development CorporationMission Neighborhood Resource CenterMorgan Lewis & Bockius LLPNational Equity Fund, Inc.Non-Profit Housing Association of Northern CaliforniaNorth of Market/Tenderloin Community Benefit DistrictNorthern California Service LeagueOne Stop San FranciscoOn Lok Inc.POWERREDFRental Assistance Disbursement Component ofEviction Defense CollaborativeRubicon Programs, Inc.St. Anthony FoundationSan Francisco AIDS FoundationSan Francisco Department of Public HealthSan Francisco Department of the EnvironmentSan Francisco Food BankSan Francisco General HospitalSan Francisco Housing AuthoritySan Francisco Human Services AgencySan Francisco Human Services NetworkSan Francisco Living Wage CoalitionSan Francisco Mayor’s Office of Community Investment

San Francisco Mayor’s Office of Economic and Workforce DevelopmentSan Francisco Mayor’s Office of HousingSan Francisco Organizing ProjectSan Francisco Public DefenderSan Francisco Redevelopment AgencySan Francisco Suicide PreventionSeason of Sharing FundSEIU 1021South of Market Mental Health ServicesSwords to PlowsharesTenderloin HealthTenderloin Housing ClinicTenderloin Neighborhood Development CorporationThe Safety Network ProgramTom Waddell Health CenterToolworksTreasure Island Development AuthorityTreasure Island Homeless Development InitiativeUCSF Citywide Case ManagementUnited States Department of Health and Human ServicesUnited States Department of Housing and Urban DevelopmentUnited States Department of LaborUp from DarknessVentura PartnersWalden HouseWestside Community Mental Health Center, Inc.Winslow & AssociatesYoung Workers United

Partners cont.

Photo credits: Cover - David Baker + Partners, Architects Pages 7&8 - rendering provided courtesy of WRT/Solomon E.T.C. ArchitectsPage 7 - A Night with the Stars 2009 - courtesy Joseph Driste.

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