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Located in the beautifully renovated Assembly building at 400 Granby Street in Downtown Norfolk, originally an Ames and Brownley department store (ca. 1919). WPA has an open studio environment that encourages collaboration between staff, clients, consultants, and the community.
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WPA is committed to giving back to our community
WPA is an avid supporter of giving back to our community through charitable giving. We are members of the 1+ organization and continuously donate 1-10% of our profits through donations and pro-bono services.
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WPA Recognized as Outstanding Philanthropists Organization
Work Program Architects (WPA) is committed to giving back to the community, not only through charitable giving, but through the firm’s focus on social,...
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Norfolk Media Covers Plans for Pedestrian Bridge Along Elizabeth River Trail
The Elizabeth River Trail Foundation is seeking public input on a newly proposed design for the Lambert’s Point Pedestrian Bridge; part of a trail reroute...
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Hunton YMCA Acquires Land to Build New Complex in Norfolk
The William A. Hunton YMCA has acquired the property located at 1045 E. Brambleton Ave., where planned new construction will enable an exciting next chapter...
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