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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: July 14, 2014
Geier of FXFOWLE recognized with Interior Design HIP Award
FXFOWLE's managing partner Guy Geier, FAIA, FIIDA, LEED has been named an Industry Champion in the inaugural Interior Design Honoring Industry People (HIP) Awards. HIP is a new initiative, honoring design leaders who have made a profound impact and long-term contribution to the practice of design.
Cindy Allen, editor in chief of Interior Design said, "There was a hole in the industry when it came to recognizing those doing exceptional work. The tangible result often gets the honor, but not the people whose brainpower, creativity, and energy went into it. Interior Design's HIP Awards (honor) the pioneers and creators as well as their solutions and creations."
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