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HUNT interior team adds Bhattacharya and Coady

According to HUNT Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors, P.C., Shalini Bhattacharya and Michelle Coady have joined the firm. Bhattacharya is a senior designer in HUNT's interior design group and enjoys over 20 years of experience in both design and project management. Her creative highlights are primarily spread across the health care, commercial office space, and retail environments. Coady is an interior designer in the HUNT Interior design group. Her six years of academic and professional experience includes efforts across a wide breath of design venues, including: educational facilities; construction and FF&E specifications; the design of an academic studio; retail; and, project management.
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