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Two promoted at ajc architects

Two promoted at ajc architects


By By BD+C Staff | September 8, 2011

ajc architects announced the promotion of Joshua W. Greene, AIA, NCARB, LEED Green Associate to Associate Principal of the firm.
The firm also announced that Kent Rigby, AIA, has been promoted to Associate Architect.With more than 16 years of design experience, Greene has been with ajc architects since 1995, and has worked with a diverse range of clients and projects from neighborhood visitor centers to 100,000-sf life science buildings.
Rigby's 30 years of experience in the architectural field has served the firm well since joining ajc architects in 2003. Quality Control is the main aspect of Rigby's role as he performs technical reviews and oversees specification writing. BD+C

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