As Bernardon continues to evolve and expand, we are thrilled to recognize the accomplishments of our team and to welcome new hires to the firm. In recent months, the firm has welcomed new designers and is celebrating the career advancements of a key project team member. Aga Sokolow has successfully passed the Architect Registration Examination […]
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When The Hill at Whitemarsh first opened its doors to residents back in 2007, part of the long-term plan included expansions and updates. The ultimate goal was to provide residents with freedom of choice—the freedom to pick and choose the educational and cultural activities they participate in, the freedom to come and go as they […]
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Bernardon is pleased to announce that Principal William E. Holloway, AIA, LEED AP has joined the New Castle County Chamber of Commerce (NCCCC) Executive Committee as Nominating Committee Chair. Based in the firm’s Wilmington Office, Mr. Holloway is a Registered Architect in Alabama, Delaware, Maryland, Pennsylvania, New Jersey, and Washington, D.C.; and specializes in the […]
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Bernardon is pleased to announce the NCIDQ Certification of two Interior Designers at the firm. Laura Ireson and Christina Salvitti have completed the requirements of the National Council for Interior Design Qualification (NCIDQ) and are now NCIDQ Certified Interior Designers. NCIDQ Certification is the industry’s recognized indicator of proficiency in interior design principles and a […]
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Q&A with Michael S. McCloskey, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Principal For American School & University’s Architectural Portfolio issue, Michael McCloskey speaks on the state of higher education design. Outlining Bernardon’s efforts to revitalize higher education environments and implement a design approach that considers the needs of both campus and community, Michael details the firm’s design […]
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