Cornerstone Architects sets up office in St. Clair Shores
Another link is appearing between Detroit and Grand Rapids, now that Cornerstone Architects is expanding to Metro Detroit.The Grand Rapids-based firm also has an office in Traverse City. It employs 13 in all of its locations, including one employee in St. Clair Shores. The plan is to grow that branch to 2-3 people within the next year.”We’re testing things out right now,” says Jennifer Sutton, manager of the Detroit office for Cornerstone Architects. “Our hope is to expand and find office space here.”The 20-year-old architecture firm has a lot of experience with historic preservation projects. Rehabs on its resume include the DA Blodgett building just outside of downtown Grand Rapids.Source: Jennifer Sutton, manager of the Detroit office for Cornerstone ArchitectsWriter: Jon Zemke
Another link is appearing between Detroit and Grand Rapids, now that Cornerstone Architects is expanding to Metro Detroit.
The Grand Rapids-based firm also has an office in Traverse City. It employs 13 in all of its locations, including one employee in St. Clair Shores. The plan is to grow that branch to 2-3 people within the next year.
“We’re testing things out right now,” says Jennifer Sutton, manager of the Detroit office for Cornerstone Architects. “Our hope is to expand and find office space here.”
The 20-year-old architecture firm has a lot of experience with historic preservation projects. Rehabs on its resume include the DA Blodgett building just outside of downtown Grand Rapids.
Source: Jennifer Sutton, manager of the Detroit office for Cornerstone Architects
Writer: Jon Zemke
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