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that requires a higher level of trust than oth-
er projects,” says Wittschiebe.
Trust, no doubt, figures in all of RWH’s
work, and that’smade clear as both share their
perspective as to how their small, but capable
firm, has secured contracts with some fairly
substantial forces of industry. Their talent
for teaming, for collaborating as opposed to
dominating in group settings; their ability to
listen as effectively as they offer input; their
passionate attention to little details in form,
color and texture; these are all hallmarks of
what is often described as a woman’s touch,
but are also elements of the practices per-
fected by RWH. This is a firm that places
great emphasis on accountability, trust and
Ross Street House (Zane Williams, Photographer)
