Share Email Article Share on LinkedIn Share on X Share on Facebook Architect Magazine December 2007 December 1, 2007 Features Features DesignChurch, Going21 MIN READ Buildings3555 Hayden12 MIN READ Practice20 Presenters, 20 Slides, 20 Seconds6 MIN READ BuildingsThe Rise of the RN12 MIN READ
Forgotten MasterpieceThe Most Extraordinary House in Cape Town Is the One Nobody Talks About7 MIN READ
Market AlarmArchitecture Firms Are Still Bleeding Work—and the Recovery Everyone Predicted Has Yet to Arrive5 MIN READ
Architecture’s Biggest Summer StageThe Serpentine Pavilion Turns 25—and Mexico’s LANZA atelier Is Rewriting the Rules With a Wall6 MIN READ
![A love of historic buildings fueled the second career of Tammy Felker (left, with colleague Teri Oelrich), a former critical-care nurse who obtained her architecture license in April. The only registered architect at the firm NBBI who also has been a nurse, Felker says her integrated experience is a great asset: "When someone [at a hospital] says, 'We'll get a balloon pump in the elevator,' I know what that equipment is."](https://www.architectmagazine.com/wp-content/uploads/sites/5/2007/tmpcba0-2etmp-tcm20-172849.jpg?w=87)
