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Brent Alley
Honor Code SignatorySigned 11 Jan 2015 | 271 contributions | 8 thank-yous | 923 connections
J. Brent Alley (BFA, BArch MAIBC, MRAIC) studied architecture at the University of British Columbia, graduated from UBC in 1978 and was registered as an Architect in British Columbia in 1983. His work concentrated on healthcare and institutional architecture, he retired from the profession in December 2018
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