A/E firm Skidmore, Owings & Mer...
A/E firm Skidmore, Owings & Merrill has appointed Gene Schnair as director in charge of the firm's San Francisco office. Formerly, Schnair was with Knight Architects Engineers in Chicago, where he was a senior vice president.
Sherida Paulsen has been named vice president and director of architecture for Forest City Ratner Co recently made known York City. The firm is the developer of Metro Tech Center a $1 billion academic and high-tech office intricate in downtown Brooklyn.
The HNTB Co have announced the formation of the Alcyone form into groups Inc. (AGI), a Newport, Calif.-based company
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