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3tstudios to serve architectural, interior and graphic design needs of its clients

3t has launched 3tstudios, a collaborative design group that specializes in corporate branding through interiors and graphic design to service 3tarchitects existing clients and attract new business. "The launch of 3tstudios uniquely positions 3t as a business capable of serving all of the design needs of 3t's commercial clients - architecture, planning and now marketing, graphic and full service interior design services are offered," said Scott Townsend, principal and founder of 3t. He added that in addition to serving 3tarchitects' existing clients, the new studio will service clients independent of the architectural practice. An interior design team and graphic designer are already on staff.  3t recently welcomed Cathleen Vorwerk as interior designer, who has 20 years of design experience and recently moved to the Capital Region from another state capital, Honolulu, Hawaii. Vorwerk is a graduate of the Fashion Institute of Technology (FIT) in New York, where she received a Bachelor of fine arts. She most recently served as director of interior design for Brookfield Homes Hawaii, and previously worked for several design firms in Hawaii and N.Y.C. Graphic designer Karen Trudell is also a member of 3tstudios. Trudell has experience in corporate branding and developing marketing campaigns. "When we launched 3t, a primary goal was to operate as a full service creative firm," said Townsend. "3tstudios will greatly enhance our existing business relationships and allow us to offer expanded services to attract different client types."
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