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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 16, 2015
Pelletier named senior director of architecture of Maugel Architects
Mark Pelletier has joined Maugel Architects as the senior director of architecture. Pelletier has nearly 20 years of experience with Margulies Perruzzi Architects and CDM Smith. His project experience ranges from commercial office and tenant interiors to Fortune 100 clients such as Covidien, Millipore, IBM, and Blue Cross Blue Shield. He has particular expertise in the design of cleanrooms, bio-process manufacturing facilities and labs. Pelletier's role at Maugel will be to assist in the growth and management of the firm while managing large design commissions.
Brent Maugel, president said, "Mark's many years of architectural design experience on large complex projects will be vital to serving our expanding client base."
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