Georgette Goldman has joined architecture, planning and design firm Mancini-Duffy/Winstanley as Senior Associate and Lead Designer.
Prior to joining Mancini•Duffy/Winstanley, Goldman was principal and co-founder of 3DG Architecture and Design LLC, a Washington, D.C. interiors practice, for more than seven years.
As the lead designer for interiors, Goldman will be responsible for designing commercial interiors projects and supporting the continued expansion of the interiors practice. She is currently designing a 27,000 SF commercial interior design development project for New Media Strategies and a 15,000 SF interior project for non-profit voters' rights group People for the American Way.
As the lead designer for interiors, Goldman will be responsible for designing commercial interiors projects and supporting the continued expansion of the interiors practice. She is currently designing a 27,000 SF commercial interior design development project for New Media Strategies and a 15,000 SF interior project for non-profit voters' rights group People for the American Way.
At 3DG, Goldman designed projects ranging from custom, high-end residential properties to LEED-certified mixed-use and commercial spaces. Her work has been featured on the front page of the Washington Post Real Estate section, Washington Spaces, Custom Home and DC Modern Luxury. 3DG won the NAIOP Award for Best Interiors in 2008 for their design of Barcelo Crestline Corporation's 30,000 SF headquarters.
Before co-founding 3DG, Goldman was a project architect and designer at the Washington, D.C. firm SKB Architecture and Design. Goldman received her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the University of Florida in 1998. She is a member of IIDA.
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