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Posted: June 21, 2012
Phase Zero Design merges with MJ & Assoc. and names new hires
Phase Zero Design has merged with MJ & Associates, a local architectural firm founded by Mark Joyce AIA.
"Mark and I have worked together for many years prior to establishing our current practices and it's great to be working with him again," said Jim Kimball, managing principal of the firm's Duxbury, Mass. office.
"Joining Phase Zero Design provides us the resources to meet the demands of a growing client list. This is the classic case where we are stronger together than we are operating separately." said Joyce.
Phase Zero Design has welcomed new members to their team.
* Chris Milliard - project manager
* Lori Hummel - retail store specialist
* Kayce Gutsfeld, NCIDQ - project manager/interior designer
* Emily Cotter - marketing and business development coordinator
* Grant Inglis - intern architect
Catherine Keywan - interior design intern
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