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Posted: April 7, 2014
SWBR promotes Fernaays and Koenig as senior associates
According to SWBR architects, Steve Fernaays, AIA and Fred Koenig, AIA have been named senior associates of the firm.
Fernaays, AIA, NCARB, LEED green associate works with academic clients and owners to meet the specific needs of each project. He combines input from the client, design team and consultants by leading project design, project planning and budgets.
Koenig, AIA specializes in K-12 school design, having accomplished several highly visible education projects, including the Hannibal Central School District. He coordinates the combined input of the client, architect and consultants.
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