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Frank Zanaboni has joined Butler, Rosenbury & Partners as a landscape architect. Zanaboni is a graduate of California State Polytechnic University with a bachelor's degree in landscape architecture. He is a registered professional landscape architect and has experience in site planning, site grading, landscape architectural design and irrigation design.
Sapp Design Associates Architects, P.C., has announced the addition of four staff members to the firm:
Alan K. Purvis, AIA, staff architect/designer, is one of the project designers on the Springfield-Greene County Library project. Purvis has more than 10 years of experience and is a registered architect in three states.
Jim D. Leckrone has joined Sapp Design with more than nine years of experience in a variety of projects. He is now serving as construction administrator on the Student Activities Center at Evangel University and project designer on the Marshfield First Home Savings Bank.
Eric J. McCune, project architect/designer, has worked on several public school projects and health care facilities in Missouri. McCune studied architecture in Florence, Italy, and is currently acting as project architect on the $15 million Nixa High School community project.
Katherine Allee, administrative assistant, has two years' experience in the architectural field and 11 years' experience in the legal field. She has a professional legal secretary certification and is a Notary Public. Allee's responsibilities involve contract and building specification development, distribution of plans and specifications and shop-drawing submittals.
This installment of Springfield Business Journal’s Architects & Engineers Project Report showcases 26 endeavors by area design and engineering professionals.
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