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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: October 16, 2018
Ahley McGraw Architects promotes McGraw to associate principal
Ashley McGraw Architects
SYRACUSE, NY Ashley McGraw Architects has promoted Daniel Donovan AIA, LEED AP, BD+C to associate principal.
“In his years as senior project manager, Dan has consistently brought clarity and creativity to projects of all scales,” said Ed McGraw, founding partner and CEO of Ashley McGraw. “As associate principal, he will actively contribute to the direction of the firm, as well as continue to be a large part of our success serving as a leader in educational design.”
“I’m looking forward to playing an expanded role on our team,” said Donovan.
“Ashley McGraw has always been invested in the progressive practice of architecture, including sustainability, design, and project management. It gives us—and in turn our clients—an edge on delivering work that surpasses expectations.”
Donovan joined Ashley McGraw in 2003. His expertise in the K-12 school sector is highlighted by numerous
district-wide renovation programs and long-term modernization plans for structures and systems
throughout New York state. A member of the American Institute of Architects, he holds a Bachelor of
Architecture degree from Syracuse University.
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