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With her new office directly across the street from the 1914 building she refers to as "an architectural gem," Higgins is enthralled by it daily. "There are lessons to be learned from Union Station about size and scale. It is possible to have a big presence and still be artistically warm." From the 95-foot ceilings with three 3,500-pound chandeliers to the dentil moulding, Higgins finds Hunt's attention to detail an inspiration--one that Portfolio applies to its own designs.
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