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December 9, 2002
WILLIAM H. RICHMOND ARCHITECT
CHOSEN TO DESIGN
YARMOUTH CULTURAL CENTER
For Immediate Release

William H. Richmond Architect of Yarmouth Port has been awarded a contract for design services for the initial phase of the renovation and addition to the Yarmouth Community Cultural Center.

Formerly the Old Bass River Savings Bank on Old Main Street in South Yarmouth, the center is envisioned as a facility for courses in theater, art, history, dance and writing for people of all ages. Supporters also want to promote exhibits, lectures and performances there.

“It is an historic building with enormous potential,” said Richmond, who specializes in design projects for the arts community. “Many dedicated volunteers are laying plans and raising money to make the cultural center a reality.”

Richmond has more than 40 years of architectural design experience with clients throughout New England, most recently as a principal in the firm of Brown Lindquist Fenuccio and Richmond Architects, Inc. Some past projects include studies and designs for school districts, libraries and commercial buildings throughout New England. His most recent projects include work on the Grant Building in Middleborough, and facilities for the Falmouth Housing Authority and the Yarmouth Park Department.

Editors: For further information, please contact Bill Richmond at 800 362-5040.