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Mac Architects from around the globe, join Architosh members list
We have finally updated the AEC/Architects web page. If you have submitted your firm's information -- pledging support of the Macintosh platform in architecture/engineering/construction as well as CAD/CAM across a number of disciplines then please review your firm and individual entry (if you were not notified by email) now to confirm its accuracy. And if you are a member of a Macintosh-based or "cross-platform" firm, please suggest to those in charge that your firm "pledge support" for the Macintosh platform and its advancement in technical disciplines. And don't forget you can join as an individual member as well. It's totally FREE! Mac Architects Join From Around the World In addition to the many new member firms from the United States, there are a number of new Architosh member firms who have joined from Europe, Australia and elsewhere. Jose Maria Arriola, Arquitecto is an architect from Argentina, as well as the author of the first Spanish-speaking book on VectorWorks (go to Diehl Graphsoft's website for more info). McGregor + Partners is a larger firm that, in addition to architecture, provides services in land planning, urban design, landscape architecture and ecology. This firm joins from Sydney Australia. Melcher-Gast-Hohnerlein Architekturbeau is a new addition to the list from Germany. Also new is the firm of Murray O'Laoire Architects, of Limerick and Dublin, Ireland. Richard Ziegler Architect joins from Toronto, Canada and Springett David Paragrid Architecture joins from Sydney, Australia as well. Continuing, Wharmby Kozdan Architects join from London, England and Wennmacher Architekt joins from Moenchengladback, Germany. Lastly, Triadd & Associates joins from Netherlands Antilles. The growing "international" nature of the Architosh A/E/C Professionals List continues to reflect the strong industry growth Apple has made outside the United States, as well as indicate that architects, engineers and construction professionals in Europe, Australia, and Asia have long traditions with the Macintosh platform.
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