Moving Up in Queensland

Geyer has announced the appointment of Sally Macnaughton to the position of Senior Designer at their Brisbane Studio.

Macnaughton has vast experience in the area of commercial office design, as well as working on arrange of projects from multi-residential to retail, education and ‘boutique medical’.

With expertise in strategic planning, design, client and project management Mcnaughton “creates workplaces that respond to her client’s further needs”.

Moving Up in Queensland

Geyer has announced the appointment of Sally Macnaughton to the position of Senior Designer at their Brisbane Studio.

Macnaughton has vast experience in the area of commercial office design, as well as working on arrange of projects from multi-residential to retail, education and ‘boutique medical’.

With expertise in strategic planning, design, client and project management Mcnaughton “creates workplaces that respond to her client’s further needs”.

BY jesse

April 24th, 2009

Geyer has announced the appointment of Sally Macnaughton to the position of Senior Designer at their Brisbane Studio.

Macnaughton has vast experience in the area of commercial office design, as well as working on arrange of projects from multi-residential to retail, education and ‘boutique medical’.

With expertise in strategic planning, design, client and project management Mcnaughton “creates workplaces that respond to her client’s further needs”.

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