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Classes Taken: - Intro To Interior Architecture - Studio I: Residential Interior, - Studio IIA: Retail - Studio IIB: Workplace Environments - Media I: Architectural Drafting - Media II: INTR/EXTR Delineation - Media III: Visualization - Drawing and Composition I - Electronic Media I & II - Environmental Psychology - Construction Materials I & II - Building Codes and Standards

Architects and interior designers are experts at understanding space. Whether it be at the scale of a chair, a room, a building, or an entire city. It comes as no surprise that some of the most renowned architects have ventured into the realm of set design for the performing arts, spanning from opera to theatre. This is a phenomenon that has been around for a while, throughout history architects, such as Palladio, have always been interested in designing in temporal ways. Testing the limits of scale and permanence within their design practice. The architect Rafael Viñoly explains: “Designing sets is an interesting field because you’re dealing with ideas that are only suggested; you’re not dealing with the requirements needed for an architectural space.” Not only are architects dealing with physical objects while designing sets, but they are also curating stage lighting, projections, movement, and bodies. Elements that in many ways are typical architectural considerations, but are rethought for the stage. Architects like Frank Gehry, Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid, Herzog & de Meuron, Daniel Libeskind, and locally the late Peter Corrigan, all have contributed significantly to theatre productions all over the globe. Pushing the boundaries of their architectural practice into new creative domains. Who are the Australian architects you'd love to witness lending their creativity to set design? #AustralianArchitecture #TheArcAgencyAU #ArchitectureCommunity #AustralianDesign #NetworkingEvents

We not only work directly with homeowners, we also spend a good amount of time working with incredibly talented NYC architects, builders and interior designers. Fine craftsmanship and attention to detail are paramount at every stage. In order to do exactly what is needed, we have honed two skills from which our network partners and their clients can most benefit: 1) A communication system that keeps everyone updated and on the same page. 2) The ability to understand and manage requests. Top Hat Home Services guides everyone through the complex building and renovation process with ease, speed and precision. The Top Hat team's attention to detail and creative problem solving have earned us an exceptional reputation in Manhattan. Building in today’s New York marketplace is a multifaceted undertaking with construction issues that demand the knowledge and expertise to master its many complexities. Top Hat’s years of experience help our partners and clients realize their dream space! #architects #manhattan #interiordesigner #interiordesign #construction #renovation #homerenovation #propertymanager #propertymanagementcompany #residential #brownstones #townhouse

Architects and interior designers are experts at understanding space. Whether it be at the scale of a chair, a room, a building, or an entire city. It comes as no surprise that some of the most renowned architects have ventured into the realm of set design for the performing arts, spanning from opera to theatre. This is a phenomenon that has been around for a while, throughout history architects, such as Palladio, have always been interested in designing in temporal ways. Testing the limits of scale and permanence within their design practice. The architect Rafael Viñoly explains: “Designing sets is an interesting field because you’re dealing with ideas that are only suggested; you’re not dealing with the requirements needed for an architectural space.” Not only are architects dealing with physical objects while designing sets, but they are also curating stage lighting, projections, movement, and bodies. Elements that in many ways are typical architectural considerations, but are rethought for the stage. Architects like Frank Gehry, Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid, Herzog & de Meuron, Daniel Libeskind, and locally the late Peter Corrigan, all have contributed significantly to theatre productions all over the globe. Pushing the boundaries of their architectural practice into new creative domains. Who are the Australian architects you'd love to witness lending their creativity to set design? #AustralianDesign #ArchitectureCommunity #TheArcAgencyAU #NetworkingEvents #AustralianArchitecture

At #TheVisionGroup, we redefine livability by bringing dream spaces to life. Specializing in #readytomovein bungalows, estates, and community villas, our projects are more than just structures—they are meticulously crafted experiences. Collaborating with renowned master architects, we foster an environment where creativity thrives, allowing architects, planners, and interior designers the freedom to transform #visionary ideas into tangible realities. Every project we undertake is a living laboratory, a canvas for experimentation that pushes the boundaries of design and construction. Our approach ensures that each home is not just built but is an embodiment of vital design principles, influencing and elevating the lifestyle of its residents. Founded on the unwavering pillars of trust that binds our customers for life, innovation that rethinks standards, quality that defines longevity, and sustainability that embraces the future. These core values guide every decision we make, ensuring that each project is a testament to our commitment to excellence. We call it "the good things we build end up building us."

"I’m not going to study architecture – it takes seven years to graduate!" It's a common misconception that studying architecture means committing to a seven-year academic journey. While becoming a licensed architect may take that long, much of it involves gaining work experience, not just studying. James Burnett provides insights into the diverse roles that a three- or four-year architecture degree can open, like design assistant or interior designer: https://lnkd.in/eNFC4gJe

Storefront Systems vs. Curtain Walls in Building Facades - At some point in your engagement with architectural or real estate projects, you may have encountered the terms “storefront” and “curtain wall.” These terms often crop up when . . . https://lnkd.in/e4aTinbz #StorefrontVsCurtainWall #BuildingFacadeDesign #FacadeOptions #CommercialEntrances #CurtainWallSystems #StorefrontConstruction #FacadeAesthetics #ExteriorWallOptions #ArchitecturalDetails #CommercialBuildings #WatchdogProjectManagement #projectmanagement

Architects and interior designers are experts at understanding space. Whether it be at the scale of a chair, a room, a building, or an entire city. It comes as no surprise that some of the most renowned architects have ventured into the realm of set design for the performing arts, spanning from opera to theatre. This is a phenomenon that has been around for a while, throughout history architects, such as Palladio, have always been interested in designing in temporal ways. Testing the limits of scale and permanence within their design practice. The architect Rafael Viñoly explains: “Designing sets is an interesting field because you’re dealing with ideas that are only suggested; you’re not dealing with the requirements needed for an architectural space.” Not only are architects dealing with physical objects while designing sets, but they are also curating stage lighting, projections, movement, and bodies. Elements that in many ways are typical architectural considerations, but are rethought for the stage. Architects like Frank Gehry, Jean Nouvel, Zaha Hadid, Herzog & de Meuron, Daniel Libeskind, and locally the late Peter Corrigan, all have contributed significantly to theatre productions all over the globe. Pushing the boundaries of their architectural practice into new creative domains. Who are the Australian architects you'd love to witness lending their creativity to set design? #AustralianArchitecture #ArchitectureCommunity #AustralianDesign #NetworkingEvents #TheArcAgencyAU