News: Rhode Island
Posted: December 12, 2014
Zarpaylic, Otterbein, Serra and Fleury join Vision 3 Architects
LJ Zarpaylic has been hired as an intern architect by Vision 3 Architects. He graduated from Roger Williams University with a Master of Architecture in 2011. He is currently working with the corporate office team on an office renovation for TIAA-CREF Financial Services in the Gateway Center.
Alex Otterbein has been hired as an intern architect. She graduated magna cum laude from Savannah College of Art & Design with a Master of Architecture in 2014. She is currently working on a Tasca Ford car dealership in Seekonk and on a project for Women & Infants Hospital with the Healthcare Team.
Travis Serra has been hired as job captain. He graduated from Wentworth Institute of Technology with a bachelor of science in Architecture in 2010 and earned a Masters of Architecture at Boston Architectural College in 2012. He is currently working with the Education Team on URI Butterfield Dining Hall renovation/addition and Boys and Girls Club of Pawtucket renovation/addition both currently under construction.
Brittani Fleury has been hired as interior designer by Vision 3 Architects. She graduated from Suffolk University's New England School of Art & Design with a bachelor of fine arts in Interior Design in 2010. She is currently working with the corporate office team on office renovations for Astro-Med and The Providence Journal.
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