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Posted: July 4, 2017
Kosiorek and Jahn elevated to senior associates at SWBR
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Rochester, NY According to SWBR, Joe Kosiorek, AIA and Chris Jahn, AIA have been promoted to senior associates.
Kosiorek, AIA, LEED AP, is now a senior associate after having served as senior architect and project manager for over three years at SWBR. He received a Master of Architecture from the University at Buffalo
Jahn, AIA, LEED AP, joined SWBR in 2014 as senior project manager in the firm’s education design studio. He has nearly 20 years of experience in higher education design and earned a Master of Architecture and a Master of Science in civil engineering and construction management from the University of Illinois.
Kosiorek has spent the majority of his 17 years of experience developing a unique understanding of the K12 learning environment and is at the forefront of educational design. Licensed to practice architecture in New York and New Jersey, he has completed a variety of school projects including building condition surveys, long range educational planning, pre-referendum services, maximizing state funding and capital improvement projects. He received a Master of Architecture from the University at Buffalo as well as a Bachelor in Professional Studies in architecture.
Jahn is a creative, talented and collaborative designer that understands the people, process and details of a project.
“Chris and Joe bring energy and passion for client service and great design capabilities that have made them a key part of our senior leadership,” said Tom Gears, AIA, SWBR president.
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