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    TCA Architects

    July 1, 2015
    As trusted experts in Emergency Facility Design, TCA Architects has proudly provided comprehensive operations-based architectural planning and design for the fire service since 1960.
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    As trusted experts in Emergency Facility Design, TCA Architects has proudly provided comprehensive operations-based architectural planning and design for the fire service since 1960. For more information, go to http://tca-arch.com.

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