Sandra Tripp Joins Huntsman Architectural Group as Managing Director
Sandy TrippSandy approaches the practice of interior design with a focus on translating client goals into functional, sustainable, and branded built environments. Throughout her 25 year career, she has worked on a wide range of projects for a variety of clients including financial services, technology, media, healthcare, and retail companies. An example of her ability to reinvent spaces is LA PALESTRA Center for Preventative Medicine in Manhattan, which entailed a renovation and transformation of the former ballroom of the Hotel Des Artists into a medical facility that holistically integrates health and well-being with fitness and exercise. Sandy also has had the honor of working on the renovation and restoration of the United Nations Secretariat Tower in Manhattan. She was part of the design team that upgraded the 1,000,000sf complex and its building systems to improve safety, sustainability, and efficiency while maintaining the original design by legendary architects Oscar Niemeyer and Le Corbusier. Sandy’s other notable projects include Google’s New York urban campus on Eighth Avenue, corporate headquarters for JPMorgan Chase on Park Avenue, and a new showroom for BMW and MINI of Manhattan on 57th Street.
Sandy is a certified interior designer who received her Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Marymount College in Tarrytown, NY. Prior to joining Huntsman, she served as director of design and new projects for Equinox Fitness where she oversaw the planning and design of new club facilities in New York, Massachusetts, California, and Canada. She has also held roles as workplace strategist and senior designer at Perkins Eastman and design director at HLW International.
About Huntsman Architectural Group
Founded in 1981, Huntsman Architectural Group is an award-winning 85-person architecture, interior design, and consulting firm with offices in New York and San Francisco. The firm’s recent work in New York includes corporate offices for Coffee America, Fidessa, and FXDD, and interior renovations of NYU’s Stern School of Business. For more information, please visit www.huntsmanag.com.
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