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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 13, 2011
Meet the AIA Member: Evans Simpson
Evans Simpson has practiced in NYC for over 20 years, primarily on new, high-end residential construction (second homes) but also on commercial projects. He worked with Walter Chatham, FAIA from 1990-2008, and before that at Rafael Vinoly Architects and Architrope. At Walter F. Chatham he designed and supervised a number of large-scale residential and commercial projects in the Northeast, Florida, and the Caribbean. His new solo practice is in Soho in Manhattan.Evans Simpson * Evans Simpson Architect
131 Varick St., Suite 1009 * New York, NY, 10013
[email protected] * www.evanssimpsonarch.com
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