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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: April 16, 2019
Ismael Leyva wins Interior Designer of the Year
Ismael Leyva Architects
New York, NY Architecture and Interior Design firm Ismael Leyva Architects is the winner of the 2019 Interior Design of the Year Award, presented at the New York Build Expo held at the Javits Center.
“This is a great honor for our firm and we are proud of our dedicated Interior Design team and the hard work that was recognized by the NYCCA. We look forward to continuing our award winning work in the coming years,” said Ismael Leyva.
The NYCCA’S are the leading construction awards in New York City, recognizing the highest standards of design innovation and development with the construction industry.
The Interior Design of the Year Award recognizes the designers and teams who go above and beyond to set new standards and push boundaries to transform spaces in which New Yorkers live and work.
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