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Posted: March 26, 2024
2024 Women in Construction: Ramya Jangamakote,Mojo Stumer Associates
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Mojo Stumer Associates
“Ramya, a project manager at Mojo Stumer Associates, deserves recognition in the 2024 Women in Construction Spotlight. With over 10 years of experience in the U.S. and India, she excels in diverse projects, showcasing proficiency in AutoCAD and Revit. Ramya is a valuable member of our architectural team and her commitment to green design and ongoing learning highlights her as a standout member of the industry.” - Dasha Dyachenko, Director of Marketing at Mojo Stumer Associates.
What do you like best about being a woman in the AEC industry? What I appreciate most about being a woman in the AEC industry is witnessing the positive shift in recognition and equality. It’s refreshing to experience equal opportunities as an immigrant, marking a notable change in times within this dynamic field.
What is your favorite building in New York? My favorite building in New York is 56 Leonard St. What captivates me about this slender structure is its remarkable strength. The skyscraper, standing at 821 ft. tall, boasts a distinctive facade resembling stacked building blocks.
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