JDavis Architects Donates To Katrina Victims

by MMI

Raleigh, NC – Jeff Davis, President of JDavis Architects, PLLC, a full-service architecture, landscape architecture and interior design firm, has announced that the company donated $4,796 to the American Red Cross, which includes employee contributions and company matching funds. Within four days of the devastation created by Hurricane Katrina, each JDavis Architects’ employee contributed to the campaign providing immediate assistance to the American Red Cross’ Disaster Relief Fund.

“Hurricane Katrina was a devastating force and our employees want to help,” said Davis.  “Our company is proud to match all contributions and make a difference in the lives of the victims.”

About JDavis Architects, PLLC:

JDavis Architects is an organization of architects, landscape architects and interior designers committed to partnering with their clients to create exceptional places to live, work and play across North Carolina and throughout the Southeast. The firm is led by Jeffrey T. Davis, AIA, and Larry Zucchino, ASLA, recognized leaders in the architecture and planning professions in North Carolina.


JDavis’ work, particularly in community design, mixed use, urban infill, resort planning and residential architecture has won numerous national and regional awards for design excellence. Their projects have been featured in such publications as Southern Living, Coastal Living, Fine Homebuilding, Better Homes and Gardens and Architecture Magazine.





Media and Press Contacts:


MMI Associates, Inc.


Patty Briguglio


919-233-6600


Patty@mmimarketing.com

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