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Posted: February 6, 2009
Meehan of H2M receives N.J. architects license
According to H2M, Daniel Meehan, AIA, CSI has obtained the N.J. architects license and is now a registered architect in three states, N.Y., Penn. and N.J. He will be working on projects for both the N.Y. and N.J. offices for H2M.
He joined H2M in 1998 and is responsible for all phases of architectural and planning projects from design through construction administration. A member of the AIA and the Construction Specifications Institute, he has a bachelor in Architecture Technology from the New York Institute of Technology and associate of arts and science in Construction Technology from the SUNY Farmingdale.
"The officers and partners of H2M congratulate Dan in obtaining his N.J. license. Dan will be heading up our New Jersey architectural group as well as assisting with some of his long time New York clients," said John Molloy, P.E. president and CEO of H2M.
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