Hoffmann Architects + Engineers has elevated Erin L. Kesegi and Benjamin J. Robinson to vice president and co-directors of its Connecticut office.
Kesegi, who joined Hoffmann in 2001, has managed architectural projects at institutions such as Columbia University, Harvard-affiliated Yale-New Haven Hospitals, and Hopkins School. She takes on broader leadership duties including oversight of technical standards, graphics, specifications and staff mentorship.
Robinson, with the firm since 2006, has worked on historic preservation projects including the restoration of the U.S. Capitol Dome. His portfolio also includes work at Choate Rosemary Hall, Wellesley College, and the New Haven Courthouse.
They succeed Lawrence E. Keenan, who becomes director of technical services, with responsibility for quality standards across all Hoffmann offices.
Founded in 1977, Hoffmann Architects + Engineers focuses on diagnosing and repairing deterioration in building exteriors — including facades, windows, roofing, plazas, waterproofing and historic structures.
It operates three offices in New Haven, New York City and Alexandria, Virginia.
