You’re invited! Join us tomorrow, March 17, for a special Department of Interior Architecture lecture with NC-office (architecture/landscape/interiors), an award-winning Miami-based architecture and design practice recognized by Architect Magazine among the top U.S. firms for design and sustainability.
NC-office’s work ranges from custom residences and hospitality renovations to retail prototypes, art installations, furniture, and international urban design proposals. The firm approaches architectural design as a process shaped by the specificity of place and client needs, grounded in careful observation and an ongoing engagement with typology and historical precedent.
Elizabeth Cardona and Nikolay Nedev both received a Master of Architecture in Urban Design from the Harvard Graduate School of Design and a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Miami. Elizabeth also holds a Master of Landscape Architecture from Florida International University and has taught at Harvard GSD, FIU, MDC, and UM.
Nik is a Teaching Professor and Interim Chair of the Interior Architecture Department at FIU. Their academic interests focus on the relationship between architecture and urbanism, landscape, typology, and the design methodologies of Le Corbusier.
Join us tomorrow, March 17, at 2:00 PM in PCA 135 for an engaging lecture and discussion. Don’t miss this opportunity to hear from leading voices in architecture and design!
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