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Thoroughly Modern GSA

Sometimes we take for granted the buildings we work in. We never think about the maintenance that goes into preserving them for generations to come. The General...

Federal News Network Staff

November 3, 2008 10:28 am

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Sometimes we take for granted the buildings we work in. We never think about the maintenance that goes into preserving them for generations to come. The General Services Administration is the agency responsible for this task in the federal government. It has now been recognized for its preservation of modern public buildings by the National Trust for Historic Preservation. Les Shepherd, Chief Architect of the General Services Administration, joins us to talk about what garnered GSA the award. Click to hear the interview.

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