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The CRE market may be rough, but ADD Inc.?s Fred Kramer and Tamara Roy, here at a recent ULI reception, are riding the wave. With 100 colleagues, they're: designing a 20-story residence hall at the Mass College of Art, featuring a new green space on Huntington Ave; permitting a mixed-use project with hotel in the South End; and hoping to advance the redevelopment of Jackson Square. Reading about The City in 2050 hasn't made Tamara forget the present.

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