[RV] The Benjamin Franklin Memorial Building was what era about?

[DSB] 1976, I think.

[RV] 1976, that’s right, it was built for the ’76 celebration in Philadelphia. Another wonderful immediate client, where the… where the site of Benjamin Franklin’s house which was sitting within the city block, was known and understood.  But his house… there were no illustrations of it but as we could find out via… via digging up… what do you call historical…

[DSB] Archaeology?

[RV] Archaeology… archaeology, we could find out the exact size of the house via the foundations that were there. And we did something that became rather famous which was what we called a ghost structure, which was an approximation of what the house looked like via a steel frame and it was well received. The architect, the land… the firm that did the structural engineering was Keast and Hood, and there were a lot of other aspects to it, where we used a lot of iconography, we used a lot of Ben Franklin’s phrases all over, all over the place. It was an important element, which was the landscape architecture.