TowerPinkster adds employee and promotes another
TowerPinkster, a local architecture and engineering firm has announced a new hire, the promotion of an employee and a Revit architectural certification.
Kelsey Pitschel has recently been hired to support TowerPinkster’s continued growth in West Michigan.
Pitschel has joined TowerPinkster’s mechanical engineering team as an intern. She is currently pursuing her bachelor’s degree at Western Michigan University.
Bjorn Green has been appointed senior principal of the firm and has been with TowerPinkster for eight years. He was also recently nominated to serve on TowerPinkster’s board of directors. Green provides an expertise in master planning and also leads TowerPinkster’s business development efforts. He is an Associate of the American Institute of Architects.
Jennifer Swan, a project coordinator at TowerPinkster for 15 years, has completed the Autodesk Certification Program and became a Certified Revit Professional; a certification proving proficiency with the architect industry’s most widely used software programs. Swan is also certified by the American Association of Independent Architects.
TowerPinkster has offices in Grand Rapids and Kalamazoo. Recent work includes projects for Spectrum Health, Western Michigan University, Grand Valley State University, Kalamazoo Public Schools, Grand Rapids Public Schools, Kent County, Kalamazoo County and the Gerald R. Ford International Airport.
Source: TowerPinkster
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