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Phase Zero Design opens office in Duxbury

Phase Zero Design has opened a new office in Duxbury. The architecture, planning and consulting firm opened for business in June 2009 with the formation of three locations in the Hartford, Conn., Greenwich, Conn. and Boston markets. Recent success has necessitated the move to larger quarters in Massachusetts. "We are very excited about our move to Duxbury. It's a great community and the location is convenient for our clients and staff," said James Kimball, Jr. AIA, a principal with the firm. "Our clients recognize our value and expertise and continue to engage us on a diverse array of projects. In the last six weeks alone, our firm has been awarded several retail projects, a due diligence survey of an industrial building, class room renovations for a community college and a major expansion for a single family residence."
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