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Posted: July 15, 2013
HUNT announces addition of Robbins as partner
Hunt Engineers, Architects & Land Surveyors, P.C. (HUNT) has added the fourteenth partner to the firm.
Jeffrey Robbins, AIA, is the newest member of the ownership team, having accepted partnership position. Robbins joined HUNT in 1995 as a public school architectural intern. He is a SUNY at Delhi graduate with 20 years of experience, largely in the public school arena. Robbins recently earned his architectural license in New York.
He is recognized as an expert in space planning and building consolidation, and has managed several large K-12 projects throughout the region, including several in the Southern Tier. Jeff lives in Bath with wife Linda and five children.
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