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New England Chapter of the International Interior Design Association awarded
Spagnolo Gisness & Associates the 2007
Interior Design Award in the sustainable category for their design of Viega’s
North American Educational Facility.
The New England Chapter of the International Interior Design Association awarded the architectural firm of Spagnolo Gisness & Associates, Inc. the 2007 Interior Design Award in the sustainable category for their design of Viega’s North American Educational Facility. Project nominations were judged by architects and members of the New York Chapter of theassociation. A total of 51 projects were judged and 10 winners were announced.
Recognizing SG&A’s innovative use of Viega green building product materials in the interior as a sales and training tool, and the consideration of efficiency and environmentally friendly building materials, the judges deemed this project worthy of recognition. All nominated projects were displayed at the awards gala held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston.
Along with Viega, architect Spagnolo Gisness & Associates, construction manager J Calnan & Associates Inc., and furniture vendor Boston Light Source and Office Environments received recognition for their work on the project.
The New England Chapter of the International Interior Design Association awarded the architectural firm of Spagnolo Gisness & Associates, Inc. the 2007 Interior Design Award in the sustainable category for their design of Viega’s North American Educational Facility. Project nominations were judged by architects and members of the New York Chapter of theassociation. A total of 51 projects were judged and 10 winners were announced.
Recognizing SG&A’s innovative use of Viega green building product materials in the interior as a sales and training tool, and the consideration of efficiency and environmentally friendly building materials, the judges deemed this project worthy of recognition. All nominated projects were displayed at the awards gala held at the Institute of Contemporary Art in Boston.
Along with Viega, architect Spagnolo Gisness & Associates, construction manager J Calnan & Associates Inc., and furniture vendor Boston Light Source and Office Environments received recognition for their work on the project.
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