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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 14, 2010
Thompson joins TRO Jung|Brannen
Howard Thompson, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP has joined TRO Jung|Brannen as director of commercial interiors.
Thompson is a graduate of Texas Tech University with 23 years of experience in the architectural and interior design industry. His primary focus will be managing TRO Jung|Brannen's commercial and hospitality design direction, as well as contributing to commercial business development efforts.
Thompson is returning to TRO Jung|Brannen after spending several years with Elkus Manfredi and, most recently, Spagnolo Gisness and Associates where he designed spaces for clients such as PUMA, State Street Bank, Fidelity Investments, and Cumberland Farms.
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