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Irma Reiner is a Senior Specifier and Quality Assurance Specialist at Corgan’s headquarters in Dallas, Texas. With a career spanning 35 years, she has dedicated her expertise to the technical design and contract document delivery of luxury high-rise residential, commercial office, and mixed-use facilities.

“Building the cities of the future is what we do every day” she says. Her extensive experience with a diverse range of prominent projects has honed her ability to advise on best practices and facilitate forward momentum in project development. Irma is particularly driven by the potential of future technologies to revolutionize the building industry and enhance our lives.

Irma's commitment to advancing the field extends beyond her professional role. She currently serves on Texas A&M University’s Architecture and Industry Advisory Council (A+IAC), where she contributes to cultivating resilient approaches that advance architectural education and driving the future of design and professional practice in response to global challenges. Additionally, Irma volunteers as a Mentor and AXP Supervisor with the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), further investing in the development of emerging professionals in the field.

Irma Reiner is a Senior Specifier and Quality Assurance Specialist at Corgan’s headquarters in Dallas, Texas. With a career spanning 35 years, she has dedicated her expertise to the technical design and contract document delivery of luxury high-rise residential, commercial office, and mixed-use facilities.

“Building the cities of the future is what we do every day” she says. Her extensive experience with a diverse range of prominent projects has honed her ability to advise on best practices and facilitate forward momentum in project development. Irma is particularly driven by the potential of future technologies to revolutionize the building industry and enhance our lives.

Irma's commitment to advancing the field extends beyond her professional role. She currently serves on Texas A&M University’s Architecture and Industry Advisory Council (A+IAC), where she contributes to cultivating…

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