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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: September 21, 2018
O’Sullivan promotes Nikolla to job captain
Reading, MA O’Sullivan Architects, Inc. promoted Erion Nikolla, Registered Architect, LEED Green Associate to the position of job captain.
This promotion follows years of full time work at O’Sullivan Architects while attending college in the evening to earn his Bachelor of Architecture degree.
David O’Sullivan, president of the firm said “we have enjoyed watching Erion grow in the field and witnessing his diligent and very intense preparations for the rigorous series of national examinations. This well-deserved promotion further highlights the value and weight that is placed upon successful completion of the six practice-based divisions of the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB) – Architect Registration Examination (ARE).” Nikolla recently passed all six exams and now joins 4,146 other Massachusetts professionally licensed Registered Architects.
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