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Svigals+Partners merges with Lynn Brotman Interior Design, expands services

 

Lynn Brotman, NCIDQ, has been named an associate principal with Svigals+Partners
Lynn Brotman
Svigals + Partners

New Haven, CT Svigals+Partners have merged with Lynn Brotman Interior Design. The merger expands the firm's in-house offerings and staff, making interior design a seamlessly integrated aspect of current and future projects. The merger entails the appointment of Lynn Brotman, NCIDQ to the Svigals+Partners leadership roster, in the role of associate principal, as well as the addition of another staff interior designer from her firm. Following the merger, Svigals+Partners' clients will enjoy the benefits of additional interior design expertise, ensuring their completed projects communicate their vision, culture and values. Previously the two firms collaborated on a number of significant works including the recently completed Sandy Hook School, which opened its doors last fall in Newtown. "Our collaborations with Svigals+Partners have always been the most rewarding," said Brotman. "because of the firm leadership's commitment to creativity, and the time and freedom that creativity requires." She adds, "We look forward to working even more closely with these amazing architects and designers, to create spaces that help people to be the best they can be."  

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