News: Northern New England

MacDonald joins DeStefano Architects as manager of firm's residential studio

According to DeStefano Architects, PLLC, Juli MacDonald, AIA, was hired as the manager of the firm's residential studio. MacDonald is a member of the American Institute of Architects, NCARB certified and a LEED Accredited Professional. She brings over 20 years of architectural experience to DeStefano Architects. MacDonald received a bachelor of science in Architecture degree from the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. MacDonald was previously the owner of GreenBridge Architects and before that was a project architect with DeStefano Architects. She plays an active role in her community serving on the board of ROOF Over Head Collaborative and on the Amesbury Historical Commission. She is also a co-founder of the Seacoast Green Building Coalition in Newburyport. MacDonald is excited to be returning to the D|A team and looks forward to being a part of their continued growth. For the past two decades DeStefano Architects has provided unparalleled design services to discerning clients throughout New England. The firm's vast experience covers a wide array of project types varying in size and complexity. DeStefano Architects is dedicated to creating environments that function efficiently, enhance productivity and improve quality of life.
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