Tobin, Joyce, Thomas and Farrington named associates at Phase Zero

Phase Zero Design has appointed the firm's first associates, Timothy Tobin, AIA, Mark Joyce, AIA, Shaughn Thomas and David Farrington. "Each of these individuals, through their leadership and dedication, have been instrumental in the growth and success of the firm," said James Kimball, Jr., AIA, co-founding principal of Phase Zero Design. "The associate program was established to not only recognize their accomplishments, but to also ensure the continued success of our clients and our firm," said Matthew Wittmer, AIA, LEED AP, co-founding principal of Phase Zero Design.

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