E11: Taking Big Steps with Small & Flexible Teams w/ Nina Kinoti-Metz
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Future Hospitality
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Today we’re joined by Nina Kinoti-Metz, principal at Studio Parallel. A full-service architecture and interior design firm based in Brooklyn, NY. We’ll get to learn more about her firm, challenges she’s overcome, and the processes behind her studio’s thoughtful and timeless designs. She’ll also share with us how her company and her clients have benefitted from flexible workspaces - especially during the pandemic. http://www.studioparallel.com/ http://longitudedesign.com/
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