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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 19, 2024
Phase Zero Design joins Colliers Engineering & Design
Simsbury, CT Phase Zero Design Corp., has merged with Colliers Engineering & Design. Phase Zero Design will rebrand as Colliers Engineering & Design in late 2024.
“By joining Colliers Engineering & Design, we’re strengthening and growing the firm’s architectural, interior design and branding services,” said Matt Wittmer, AIA, LEED AP, principal, Phase Zero. “In addition, we’re now able to offer our clients a unique range of experiences and perspectives, ensuring they achieve their design visions and goals.”
Phase Zero Design’s award-winning professionals bring a client-centric approach to six key sectors: Academic, healthcare, hospitality, multi-family, residential, retail, and workplace. The company, which has been serving its clients with excellence since 2009, will rebrand as Colliers Engineering & Design.
“Now, as part of a large, multi-discipline firm that shares our employee culture and focuses on excellence, we have access to invaluable training and professional development,” said Jim Kimball, AIA, principal, Phase Zero Design. “This ensures our team will continue to have ample prospects for career growth, and our clients will benefit from an expanded team of expert problem solvers.”
“With the addition of Phase Zero Design, CED gains an award-winning team of professionals that expands our architectural, interior design and branding services nationwide,” said Kevin L. Haney, president and CEO, Colliers Engineering & Design. “We are excited about the abundance of opportunities that this presents for our clients and our people, working together to advance the built environment.”
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