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Construction Design & Engineering
Posted: June 25, 2024
Spataro promoted to principal at Gallin Beeler Design Studio
Pleasantville, NY Frank Spataro has been promoted to the position of principal at Gallin Beeler Design Studio (GBds). Spataro’s dedication and talent have been evident throughout his nearly two-decade journey with the company, starting with Gallin Design Studio in 2006 and continuing with GBds since its inception in 2012.
During his tenure, Spataro has made significant contributions to GBds, leaving his mark on high-profile projects such as Grand Prix New York, Zwilling J.A. Henckels US headquarters, and 39 Washington Ave.
In recent years, Spataro has taken on the role of primary contact for some new and recurring clients, managing projects of varying scales with a steadfast commitment to realizing our clients’ visions and surpassing their expectations.
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