William Hallisky

Billy Hallisky, vice president of Meridian Design, said, "What had been five separate companies with distinct personalities needed to be brought together to create a blended family.

"As you walk through the complex, there's ,Z-100 land' and ,Lite-FM land,' and all these areas bear a family resemblance to one another, but subtle changes in finishing materials and other details give them a distinct identity."

He said it was important that no station be shown favoritism by being given more space or a better view.
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Hallisky pointed to the studio lights as an example: "Studio lighting usually involves fluorescent work lights and dimmable incandescent lights for daily operations.

"The green craze is like when everything was pitched as low fat," says William Hallisky, a vice president with Meridian Design, a New York-based architectural firm."Sure, something may be energy efficient or eco-friendly, but compared to what?"Before you ooh and aah over the new low-flow toilet or compact-fluorescent lighting touted in a listing, consider if it's really an upgrade and worth the added expense."You can't even buy a toilet that isn't low-flow anymore," he points out.

Meridian Design Associates Architects: William Hallisky, 37, was promoted to vice president from senior associate.

William Hallisky is the new project manager for the architectural firm of Tynes Associates Inc..Hallisky has previous experience at firms in New York and Florida and earned certificates from New York University in architectural risk and project management.

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