Photo credit: Perkins EastmanGlobal design firm Perkins Eastman has announced the promotions of 80 members of its staff this year, four of whom are in the Seattle-Vancouver studio and one in the Toronto studio.Each of these individuals has made contributions to the firm and are being recognized for their collective hard work, inventiveness, and talent.Our PEople are at the heart of Perkins Eastman and represent the very best of our Human by Design ethos, said Shawn Basler, AIA, co-CEO and executive director of Perkins Eastman. Every day, the talented teams in our studios across the globe work in tandem to design inspiring projects that enhance the lives of people and the planet. Its humbling to watch their passion, creativity, and dedication day after day, and we couldnt be more thrilled to celebrate them.Perkins Eastman has announced that Anne Lissett, LEED AP BD+C, is now an associate principal. Lissett brings her passion for design excellence, social equity, and sustainable design, along with over 20 years of architecture and design expertise, to grow the portfolio of the firms Vancouver studio with family-friendly and affordable senior housing.The firm has also shared that Parker Ammann, Roberto Contreras-Loreto, and Damola Michael in the Seattle-Vancouver studio, and Hanna Negami in the Toronto studio, are now associates.Perkins Eastman thanks each of them for their hard work and recognizes their valuable contributions.The post Perkins Eastman announces promotion of 5 Canadian staff members appeared first on Canadian Architect.