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Phase Zero Design expands to Springfield

Phase Zero Design opened their new office. The architecture, interior design and planning firm opened for business in June of 2009 with the formation of three locations in the Hartford, Conn., Greenwich, Conn. and Boston, markets. The company's growing presence in Springfield prompted the opening of a fourth location to accommodate current and future client needs. "We have been working with numerous Springfield-based clients including OPAL Real Estate Group, Big Y World Class Market and The Colvest Group on projects throughout the Pioneer Valley," said Matthew Wittmer, co-founding principal of Phase Zero Design. "Springfield is experiencing a renaissance, and we are excited to be a part of the transformation." Phase Zero Design, Inc. is now located at 20 Maple St.
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