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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: December 16, 2010
Peterson new principal of TRO Jung|Brannen
TRO Jung|Brannen said that Robert Peterson, AIA, LEED AP has joined the firm as principal. Peterson has over 30 years of experience designing and planning higher education, healthcare, and research facilities.
Prior to joining TRO Jung|Brannen, Peterson was a principal with a local architectural firm where he provided project leadership on multiple projects for BU, including the John Hancock Student Village - an integrated student life development, the photonics center, and the Life Sciences and Engineering Building.
Peterson's healthcare experiences includes Brigham and Women's Hospital, Children's Hospital Boston, and Boston Medical Center.
"Bob is a welcome addition to the TRO Jung|Brannen team," said Mark Jussaume, COO of TRO Jung|Brannen. "His successful history of partnering with educational and healthcare clients will assuredly enhance the firm's ability to help our clients realize their design objectives," he said.
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