Now is more important then ever to be a design activist. In this episode we explore corporate workplace design and how it has transcended business structures. We discussed:
Design resiliency
Designing experiences
Change management strategies
How interior design touches lives
Empowering designers to be design activists
We take a deep dive into the schematic design process with Sarah Weber. You will hear firsthand how she weaves compelling stories into her work to create a sense of engagement with the end user.
In this episode Sarah is:
Forthcoming with her ability to be resilient and strategic to grow her practice.
Offers professional practice tips that helped her advance her career.
Provides tools she uses to be innovative during the schematic design phase.
Describes how she creates a sense of engagement with her clients by weaving compelling stories throughout her design process.
We're picking up where we left off, talking to Julianne Rodriguez. In this episode, we are taking a deeper dive into the NCIDQ exam. Julianne is going to answer some of the deeper questions about eligibility, offer study tips and go into more detail on resources available for taking the NCIDQ exam. This episode will help set you on the right path but first commit to listening to this episode.
Read MoreDoes the thought of the NCIDQ Examination scare you? We bring it into focus with Creative Confidante. First step, listen to this episode. Second step, get a friend to listen. Third step, well, you will have to listen to find out.
In this two-part series we hear from Julianne Rodriguez with Creative Confidante. Julianne has a career in commercial interior design and is welcomed to the show for her work towards enhancing and encouraging interior designers to take the NCIDQ Exam. In this episode we will discuss her background that lead to creating Creative Confidante.
Read MoreIndustry Acronyms! In this light hearted episode we unpack the use of acronyms by exploring the:
Relevance and use of acronyms within the architectural community
History and difference between acronyms and bacronyms
Arch-i-slang acronyms challenge
Our role as interior designers and how it relates to the use of acronyms
Wondering what the Arch-i-slang challenge is. Read the full shownotes and listen to the show.
Read MoreEmerged! You will come away with insight into one designer’s path. Along the way you will hear about the jankety and scrappy side of her interior design practice. This interview is designed for the emerging practitioner. The discussion will focus on how Ellen Cusick, a seasoned practitioner has navigated her career path. If you’re a designer that is wanting to grow your practice or you have a degree in Interior Design and are unsure where you want to take your practice this episode is for you. Enjoy listening to how this kick ass woman navigates the permit department and relates the design process to her favorite cocktail. Why, because good interior design is a ‘flavor bomb’.
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