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Architect On Sabbatical

The history of Hammel, Green and Abrahamson, Inc. (HGA) is a five-decade microcosm of American architectural and social history. For more than 50 years, the architectural and engineering firm has not only responded to emerging trends in the corporate, healthcare, and arts, religious and education sectors of American culture| HGA has often anticipated those trends. The firm has helped shape culture, business and society by consistently creating forward-thinking design solutions for clients and the communities they live in.

Since beginning her postcareer phase of life Jamie is enjoying being the master of her time and experiences. Jamie spent the latest 25 years of her career as an Architect focused on buildings for the Arts - music, theatre, dance, and visual arts. In construction during Covid-19, projects include Capital One Center for the performing Arts, Tysons Corner, Virginia; Windgate Studio and Design Center, Fayetteville AK. Other legacy projects include the Center for Fine Arts, Boise State University; Ordway Concert Hall, St. Paul; Northrop, University of Minnesota; Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts, California State Northridge; Exploreum Science Center, Mobile AL; Gallagher Bluedorn Performing Arts, Cedar Falls, IA; St. Olaf College Center for Art and Dance, Northfield, MN; Ted Mann Concert Hall, Minneapolis, MN. Earlier work included: middle schools in Fargo, ND, Geneva, IL, Newport News, VA, and Hudson, WI; Mall of America phase I, Bloomington, MN; Cineplex Odeon theatres, US and UK; Meewasin Valley trails, Saskatoon, SK.