Now entering its 90th year of continuous practice, JCJ Architecture a nationally ranked planning, architecture, and interior design firm, announced the appointment of three new directors of interior design: Emily Czarnecki, NCIDQ; Sharmista Mitra, NCIDQ, CID and Carrie Nielsen, NCIDQ, ASID. These leadership appointments reflect the firm’s ongoing commitment to innovation, mentorship, and the next generation of design leadership,
In addition to their continued dedication to client service, the directors will collaborate closely with James E. LaPosta, Jr., FAIA, principal and chief architectural officer, and Robert Gdowski, AIA, principal and director of hospitality design.
“These individuals bring decades of diverse experience across community, education, gaming and hospitality projects that elevate the work of their teams and JCJ as a whole,” LaPosta said. “As we celebrate our 90th year, these appointments underscore our commitment to excellence and to remaining at the forefront of design innovation and market evolution.”
With more than 24 years of experience designing education and community-focused environments, Czarnecki closely with public-and private-sector clients to deliver thoughtful, consensus-driven solutions. She has been with JCJ since 2003.
Drawing on decades of experience in gaming and resort design, Since joining the JCJ team in 2005, Mitra has established herself as a trusted source for exacting attention to detail and focus on the guest experience.
Nielsen’s experience spans boutique and branded hospitality projects, including ground-up construction, renovations and comprehensive repositioning efforts. Carrie has been with JCJ since 2005 and is frequently recognized by clients and colleagues for her leadership and boundless enthusiasm.
