Fletcher Thompson acquires Fla. firm.
Fletcher Thompson recently announced its acquisition of Boughton Architects, Inc., a Naples Florida-based architectural firm. The firm will be known as Fletcher Thompson Architecture Engineering, LLC and will be led by James A. Beaudin, AIA, President and James E. Boughton, AIA, Principal.In making the announcement, Michael Marcinek, Managing Partner for Fletcher Thompson stated that, "As part of Fletcher Thompson's long-term strategic plan, this acquisition will allow us access to new clients within our currently defined markets.
James Boughton added, "We are excited and proud to become a part of one of the Northeast's largest and most respected firms. This acquisition will allow us to offer our existing clients an expanded range of professional services, while gaining the credentials with which to enter new markets."
Fletcher Thompson, founded in 1910, is one of the Northeast's largest architrctural, engineering and interior design firm with offices in Connecticut, New Jersey, New York and Florida, the firm is consistently listed among Engineering News-Record's (ENR's) Top 500 Design Firms in the nation. At Fletcher Thompson, form and function unite to create memorable and lasting architecture that enriches people's lives, contributes to its unique environment and exceeds our client's strategic goals and vision.
Boughton Architects, Inc. is a full service architectural firm located in Naples, Florida. Founded in 1992 by James E Boughton, AIA, the firm has a solid reputation for providing quality and innovative design solutions for the built environment.
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| Title Annotation: | Fletcher Thompson Inc., Acquired with Boughton Architects, Inc., |
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| Comment: | Fletcher Thompson acquires Fla. firm.(Fletcher Thompson Inc., Acquired with Boughton Architects, Inc., ) |
| Publication: | Real Estate Weekly |
| Article Type: | Brief article |
| Date: | Aug 6, 2008 |
| Words: | 236 |
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