LUCY JOHNSON, ATC
Athletic Trainer at 172 Ln, Seattle, WA
License number
Washington A1 60404724
Category
Restorative Service Providers
Type
Athletic Trainer
Address
Address
SE 172Nd Ln APT N303, Seattle, WA 98058
Phone
(541) 863-8001
Organization information
See more information about LUCY JOHNSON at bizstanding.comLucy Johnson Jeanotte
2933 Fairmount Ave SW, Seattle, WA 98116
Industry:
Mfg Women's/Misses' Outerwear
Owner:
Lucy J. Jeanotte (Owner)
Professional information
Interior Designer At Greenhome Solutions Llc
Position:
Interior Designer, CKD (Certified Kitchen Designer) at Greenhome Solutions LLC, Principal, CKD at Lucy Johnson Interior Design
Location:
Greater Seattle Area
Industry:
Architecture & Planning
Work:
Greenhome Solutions LLC
- 1210 W. Nickerson St., Seattle WA 98119 since May 2012
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Interior Designer, CKD (Certified Kitchen Designer)
Lucy Johnson Interior Design
- Greater Seattle Area since Feb 2005
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Principal, CKD
Education:
Montana State Univ. 1979 - 1983
BA of Fine Art, Interior Design
BA of Fine Art, Interior Design
Skills:
Interior Design, Color Consultation, Universal Design, Kitchen & Bath Designer, Interior Architecture, Construction, Renovation, FF&E, Furnishings, Drawing
Interests:
Besides work, I enjoy gardening, skiing, knitting and reading.
Awards:
2011 AIA/HUD Secretary's Award
AIA Custom Residential Knowledge Community/U.S. Dept.Urban Develepment
The AIA/HUD Secretary’s Awards Jury has chosen the Magnolia Mid-Mod project as the recipient of a 2011 AIA/HUD Secretary’s Award in the Housing Accessibility category, also known as the Alan J. Rothman Award. This award recognizes the excellence of your work and affirms the importance of good housing as a necessity of life, a sanctuary for the human spirit, and a valuable national resource.
AIA Custom Residential Knowledge Community/U.S. Dept.Urban Develepment
The AIA/HUD Secretary’s Awards Jury has chosen the Magnolia Mid-Mod project as the recipient of a 2011 AIA/HUD Secretary’s Award in the Housing Accessibility category, also known as the Alan J. Rothman Award. This award recognizes the excellence of your work and affirms the importance of good housing as a necessity of life, a sanctuary for the human spirit, and a valuable national resource.