McMillan Pazdan Smith Hires Five New Team Members
March 3, 2015
GREENVILLE, SC – McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture announced the addition of five new intern architects to the firm’s South Carolina offices.
Brandon Benzing received his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with a minor in business administration from Clemson University and his Master of Architecture from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. Brandon brings strong healthcare market expertise to the firm’s Greenville office, where he’ll join as an intern architect.
Ryan Cloonan joins the firm with extensive knowledge of 3D modeling techniques and in-depth experience with industrial buildings. Ryan holds his Bachelor of Arts in Architecture with a business administration minor from Clemson University. He recently gained his Bachelor of Architecture from the University of North Carolina at Charlotte. He joins the firm as an intern architect in the Spartanburg office.
Lansing Dodd holds her Associate of Science in Architecture from Orange Coast College and her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Clemson University. Lansing has strong experience in the healthcare market and joins the firm’s Greenville office as an intern architect.
Kristopher Herman studied at Louisiana Technical University in Ruston Louisiana, earning a Bachelor of Science in Architecture with a minor in interior design and a Master of Architecture. In addition to strong modeling skills, Kristopher has developed a great understanding of the industrial market. He joins the firm’s Spartanburg office as an intern architect.
Janet Zuckerman earned her Bachelor of Architecture at Virginia Tech. In addition to her career in graphic and architectural design, she is a talented artist and photographer. Janet joins the firm’s Greenville office as an intern architect.
McMillan Pazdan Smith is a studio-based design firm specializing in master planning, architecture and interior design services. Office locations include Charleston, Greenville and Spartanburg, SC, Atlanta, GA and Asheville NC.
