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Posted: March 16, 2016
Krzeminski of TFMoran earns landscape architect license
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TFMoran-150x150.jpg" alt="Michael Krzeminski, TFMoran, Inc." width="150" height="150" /> Michael Krzeminski, TFMoran, Inc.Bedford, NH Michael Krzeminski, LLA recently received licensure as a professional Landscape Architect. He joined TFMoran, Inc. in 1995 as an assistant land planner/designer and has extensive knowledge of plant materials and design principles. Krzeminski is responsible for preparing landscape plans, specifications and construction overview. He is widely known for his high-quality conceptual designs and renderings of commercial, industrial, and residential developments. Krzeminski has a bachelor of science degree in Landscape Architecture from the State University of NY College of Environmental Science and Forestry in association with Syracuse University.
TFMoran, Inc., is one of the largest full-service engineering firms in New Hampshire with offices in Bedford and Portsmouth. The firm’s services include: civil, structural, traffic and transportation engineering, land surveying, landscape architecture, environmental permitting, stormwater monitoring, and construction support services.
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