News: Connecticut
Posted: February 20, 2014
Raimondo and Ragonese joins Amenta Emma Architects' Stamford office
Amenta Emma Architects, an architectural firm, welcomed two new designers to its Stamford office.
Angela Raimondo, a graduate of the Interior Design program at Wentworth Institute of Technology in Boston, brings to Amenta Emma over 15 years of corporate interiors experience. With proven expertise and leadership in the industry, Raimondo excels in enhancing the quality of her clients' environments and in guiding the overall design process.
Melissa Ragonese received her BFA in Interior Design from the Pratt Institute in Brooklyn, N.Y. where her design education included a semester at the Danish Institute for study abroad in Copenhagen, Denmark. Ragonese also completed academic interior design internships at Amy Lau Design and Edward Kozanlian in Manhattan. With her design and management skills, Ragonese will be a talented new member of the growing interior design team.
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