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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: August 21, 2020
Kleinschmidt, Gibson and Bates join R E Dinneen Architects & Planners’ life sciences group
Boston, MA According to R E Dinneen Architects & Planners, Inc. (REDAP) Gunner Kleinschmidt, AIA, Sally Gibson, and Hanna Bates have joined REDAP’s life sciences group.
Kleinschmidt joined R E Dinneen Architects in the role of a senior project architect. His experience includes project architect and project manager roles in healthcare, commercial, hospitality, and residential design. Kleinschmidt received his Masters in Architecture from Harvard University.
Gibson is a senior project architect and a graduate of the BAC and Syracuse University. She comes to R E Dinneen Architects with many years of experience, an impressive interior design background, and strong skills in project management and delivery.
Bates joined the R E Dinneen Architects team in the role of architectural designer. She got her masters degree from Roger Williams University.
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