An updated version the architecture and engineering firm's website was released earlier this week.

Orlando, Florida (PRWEB) October 29, 2015

Cuhaci & Peterson Architects, Engineers and Planners announced the launch of their new website this week. With a fresh look and improved navigation capabilities, the site embodies the company’s core values in addition to acting as a resource for commercial real estate professionals, developers and corporate clientele.

The site contains updated content, including over 30 of the firms most recent projects, information on the services C&P provides, as well as the sectors of work the firm is proficient in. Additionally, there is a company timeline, biographical information on the executive leadership, information on company culture, job openings, events and recent news updates.

Business Development Manager, Casey Duranczyk commented, "The new C&P website will be a great tool to use as I’m out talking with clients. The streamlined design will make a great first impression with potential new clients, allowing them to easily navigate and learn about the services C&P offers, especially the mobile friendly view."

The site can be viewed by going to http://www.c-p.com.

About Cuhaci & Peterson
Cuhaci & Peterson is a national A/E/P firm specializing in commercial design. Headquartered in Orlando, Florida since 1978, the firm also has offices in Philadelphia, Boston and South Florida and is registered in 49 states. Cuhaci & Peterson offers Architectural, SMEP Engineering, Landscape and Planning services on a variety of project types, as well as, In-House Permitting and Interior Design

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