New England Design Hall of Fame Inducts Lisa Tharp
Updated: Aug 25, 2024
It was my great privilege to be inducted into the New England Design Hall of Fame at Thursday night's ceremony, and to share my thoughts on the well-being of people and the planet within residential design: “This talented group of professionals has real impact on what and how things are built, renovated, and produced… Together, I believe we can meet the challenges of this important moment.”
From Left: Jenna Talbott, David Scott Parker, Jean Verbridge, Lisa Tharp, Steve Seigel, Allison Iantosca, Kathy Bush-Dutton at the announcement party hosted by Venegas & Company.
It was a joy to gather with over 400 industry colleagues and to celebrate with such an inspiring group of fellow inductees David Scott Parker, David Scott Parker Architects, Jean Verbridge, SV Design, Steve Siegel, Siegel Associates Inc., F.H. Perry Builder, represented by Allison Iantosca, and Adolfo Perez, Adolfo Perez Architects.
Special thanks to Kathy Bush-Dutton, Jenna Talbott, Clinton Smith, and the rest of the New England Home Magazine team for hosting such a wonderful event, to Cheryl Katz, C&J Katz Studio for the lovely ceremony introduction, to our clients for their inspiration and trust, and to colleague Nika Palagashvili for filming the video above.
https://laginsattning.com caught my attention while reading about the hall of fame induction, since the part about residential design affecting how things are built and renovated made me think about the practical side of construction work. The point about well-being of people and the planet really resonated with me, as I've noticed more clients asking about sustainable materials and healthier indoor environments. It's refreshing to see a designer being recognized for prioritizing those values alongside aesthetics.
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