Webinar: Transforming your Workflow for Interior Projects

Presentation Description:

Even though interior architecture is often perceived as an after-thought, many architectural firms are now focused on adaptive reuse projects and developing inspiring interiors portfolios. Follow along with Eastlake Studio’s journey to transform their approach to design by adopting new 3D workflows to take their creative process in new directions. In this webinar, Luis M. Ruiz, Int. Assoc. AIA, and his guest presenter Nicole Tabata, AIA, director architect at Eastlake Studio, will explore how to transition from a traditional 2D workflow to a fully integrated data-driven 3D modeling process.

Presenters:

Luis M. Ruiz

Architectural Industry Specialist

Vectorworks Inc.

vectorworks.net

Presenter bio:

Luis brings his architecture expertise to the Product Marketing team at Nemetschek Vectorworks, Inc. to produce materials used by the company’s channel partners around the world. He creates innovative designs and presentation files to showcase the capabilities of Vectorworks software for architecture-specific demonstrations, as well as feature videos for all Vectorworks products.

Nicole Tabata

Architect

Eastlake Studio

eastlakestudio.com

Presenter bio:

Nicole is a director and AIA architect at Eastlake Studio. Nicole is a graduate of Clemson University’s Master of Architecture program. Her professional work has ranged from commercial interiors to residential, medical, and educational projects throughout the country.

Nicole Cave

Product Specialist

Vectorworks Inc.

vectorworks.net

Presenter bio:

Nicole Cave is an interior designer and product specialist at Vectorworks. Nicole earned her bachelor’s degree in interior design at Vancouver Island University. She brings her knowledge and expertise from educational, residential, and office design experience.

This webinar accounts for one non-IDCEC hour. Participants will receive their certificates of completion via email following the webinar and will need to self-report their hours using the IDCEC Mobile Attendance App.

This webinar will be offered in English. Maximum capacity for this webinar is 500 participants.