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Wang joins DXA Studio as a senior designer

June Wang, DXA studio

New York, NY According to DXA studio, a New York based architecture and design firm, June Wang has joined the team as senior designer.

“We are very pleased to have Ms. Wang at DXA studio as senior designer,” said Wayne Norbeck, a partner at DXA studio. “With her extensive background in design and considerable architecture experience, I am confident that she will quickly become an integral member of the DXA team.”

“June brings an extensive expertise in façade design and detailing that will benefit a broad spectrum of our projects,” said Jordan Rogove. “The caliber of her detailing work and the lessons learned on such projects as REX’s 5 Manhattan West and Foster + Partner’s 280 Richard St. will be a great asset to DXA.”

In this new role, Wang will be heavily involved in project design across the board at a senior level.  Ms. Wang brings with her almost two decades of professional experience, and has previously held positions at architecture firms including Perkins & Will, HLW, and AAI.  During her time at these firms, Ms. Wang primarily worked on commercial high rise design, focusing on architectural detailing, building envelope design, technology, and construction.

“I am thrilled to join DXA studio and continue my passion in architectural design with a dynamic and growing firm,” said Wang.  “I look forward to contributing my experience to the firm, working with the accomplished team at DXA, and being a part of the future successes of this company.”

Wang holds a Master of Science in Advanced Architectural Design from Columbia University, as well as a Master of Architecture from University of Washington in Seattle. 

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