The Boston Globe, July 1st, 2001
On an early spring morning, Jim Somes talks about the thrill of catching stripers off his back deck at the edge of North Mill Pond in Portsmouth, New Hampshire. Somes, an "almost retired" architect, could easily check in at his office. A few blocks away, in a former steam factory, the designers at his firm, JSA Inc., are finishing up a bid to build the new US Embassy in Morocco. But this morning, Somes is sticking to his fishing at home, in a converted 1803 carriage house. It seems like a humble abode for the owner of a company setting international trends in architecture. Among JSA's current ...
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