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Hi all -
We have had good success finding sources for very specific media inquiries via Knowledge Net. Here is one from a Wall St Journal reporter that is seeking sources by the end of this week (but early responses tend to have a better chance of being used):
I'm writing a story for the Mansion section of The Journal that looks at high-end homes built in the '70s. Some perceive the '70s to be kind of a lost decade in design, with the popcorn ceilings and shag carpeting, but I'd love to find some 70s devotees who still appreciate the period's architecture. Are there any well-regarded architects who did their best work in the 70s? Any historical societies or clubs that study homes of the era?
Please contact the reporter directly and just copy me (
sfrank@aia.org) so I can track coverage:
Stefanos Chen
Multimedia Producer
The Wall Street Journal
O: 212-416-3125 'C: 917-763-2201
stefanos.chen@wsj.com
thanks!
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Scott Frank
Director, Media Relations
The American Institute of Architects
Washington DC
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