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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: February 12, 2013
Art-Of-Form honored by Staten Island Chamber of Commerce
According to Art-Of-Form Architectural Services, PLLC, the Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Building Awards Committee honored the firm at the 51st Anniversary Building Awards Luncheon for Excellence in Design & Construction, which took place on December 7th, 2012 at the Excelsior Grand.
The Staten Island Chamber of Commerce Building Awards Committee selects award recipients in eight categories each year based on their outstanding projects and contributions to the Staten Island community. Award categories include: exterior, interior, craftsmanship, natural beauty, interior decorating, green building, outdoor space design and art.
Art-Of-Form received Excellence Awards with FAME Retail Branding in the interior and interior design categories and were featured in a special section of The Staten Island Advance. The two firms were selected to receive these awards based on their work on the interior of the Time Warner Cable Experience Center.
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