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Carolyn Weaver

Interior Designer at CJMW Architecture

Carolyn Weaver is an experienced interior designer currently working at CJMW Architecture since November 2010, a position that follows a tenure as a technical designer at Dishner Moore Architects from January 2005 to June 2010. Previously, Carolyn served as a marketing coordinator at both CJMW Architecture and Stantec, where the role spanned from June 2000 to January 2005 and 1994 to June 2000, respectively. Carolyn's educational background includes a Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and Business Administration from Houghton University, attended from 1990 to 1992, and earlier studies at Cedarville University from 1988 to 1990.

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Lexington, United States

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CJMW Architecture

CJMW Architecture is an innovative and forward-looking firm founded in 1906 – one of the Southeast’s oldest architecture and interior design firms. Today, the firm’s 50+ professionals put their experience and knowledge to work for clients throughout the region from offices located in North Carolina and Virginia. At CJMW Architecture, we’ve built our reputation on excellent customer service and a passion for creating great spaces. We partner with our clients in a relationship based on mutual vision, trust and good communication – all focused on achieving client goals. We ask good questions, listen well and become personally invested the project. We expertly combine our experience, know-how and talent with their vision. The result? Functional, smart buildings that bring a balance between innovative, exciting ideas and the practical application of assets. The experienced professionals at CJMW Architecture understand the needs of a wide variety of building types and know how to provide great design within complex constraints. We work smart, bringing clients the benefit of technological advances in the design process that can deliver a better building. Our process incorporates sustainable principles, emphasizing long term energy savings, life cycle cost factors, and resource sustainability in every project we design.


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