anyway, before i went out of town last week, i had the honor of serving as a guest critic for the mid-term of Bruno Bondanelli's studio II class, part of UCLA's FIDER accredited Interior Design Certificate Program. i was a little nervous at first since i knew that the accomplished instructor, founder and principal of the architecture and interior design firm Bondanelli Design Group, and his students would be counting on me for words of wisdom. i would have to immediately analyze a student's presentation and spontaneously offer helpful suggestions and thoughtful critiques. it was also a 7pm class so at a time when i'm usually winding down from the day, i had to catch a 2nd wind and come through for this class. thankfully, my starbucks soy chai latte kicked in and i really got into it and could've easily stayed longer than 10pm to discuss their projects more. since they invited me back for their final, i think they found my insight helpful. though i'm not sure they know how much i learned from them!
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Thursday, May 29, 2008
Inside Look at UCLA's Interior Design Studio Critique
sorry for the absence in writing but i was out of town with family and was completely distracted by my adorable 2 year old nephew.
anyway, before i went out of town last week, i had the honor of serving as a guest critic for the mid-term of Bruno Bondanelli's studio II class, part of UCLA's FIDER accredited Interior Design Certificate Program. i was a little nervous at first since i knew that the accomplished instructor, founder and principal of the architecture and interior design firm Bondanelli Design Group, and his students would be counting on me for words of wisdom. i would have to immediately analyze a student's presentation and spontaneously offer helpful suggestions and thoughtful critiques. it was also a 7pm class so at a time when i'm usually winding down from the day, i had to catch a 2nd wind and come through for this class. thankfully, my starbucks soy chai latte kicked in and i really got into it and could've easily stayed longer than 10pm to discuss their projects more. since they invited me back for their final, i think they found my insight helpful. though i'm not sure they know how much i learned from them!
anyway, before i went out of town last week, i had the honor of serving as a guest critic for the mid-term of Bruno Bondanelli's studio II class, part of UCLA's FIDER accredited Interior Design Certificate Program. i was a little nervous at first since i knew that the accomplished instructor, founder and principal of the architecture and interior design firm Bondanelli Design Group, and his students would be counting on me for words of wisdom. i would have to immediately analyze a student's presentation and spontaneously offer helpful suggestions and thoughtful critiques. it was also a 7pm class so at a time when i'm usually winding down from the day, i had to catch a 2nd wind and come through for this class. thankfully, my starbucks soy chai latte kicked in and i really got into it and could've easily stayed longer than 10pm to discuss their projects more. since they invited me back for their final, i think they found my insight helpful. though i'm not sure they know how much i learned from them!
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