Party Like It's 1929

NicholsBooth Architects celebrated its own birthday (and CEO Gary Nichols' 50th) by throwing a big Halloween bash at the fancy Bently Reserve, one of its former projects. The theme was old Hollywood glamour, which meant lots of gangsters and Audrey Hepburns floated around while a uniformed Joe DiMaggio escorted a Marilyn Monroe. Rob Wood went all out for his first Halloween at the firm: The SVP transformed into a movie director for the night, cleverly carrying a clapperboard reading, "Wood'n Nichols."

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