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Posted: October 24, 2011
Kirkwood joins 3tarchitects as studio coordinator
Tammy Kirkwood recently joined 3tarchitects, a progressive design and architecture firm located in downtown Albany, as a studio coordinator.
Kirkwood joins 3tarchitects with more than ten years of previous office and administrative experience. She holds her B.A. in Communications from The College of Saint Rose, and her A.A. from Hudson Valley Community College.
"I am excited to bring my experience and creativity to 3t architects," said Kirkwood. "I look forward to being a part of 3t's growing staff, and assist with clients any way I can."
"Tammy's vast experience, organization skills and vivacious personality are a great asset to the 3t team," said Scott Townsend, founder and principal of 3tarchitects. "All of us look forward to having Tammy help us get to the next level."
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