Two Seven Inc is a multidisciplinary design / build firm located in Brooklyn, New York. They specialize in experiential design + the creation of store window displays, retail interiors, and showrooms for high-profile fashion, luxury and lifestyle brands in New York City, and for export worldwide. They also create limited editions for artists, and exhibition materials for museums, galleries, and other cultural clients.
Two seven was founded by Franco Götte, a Swiss-born artist / woodworker. After studying art at the Hochschule für Gestaltung & Kunst in Zürich, fate led Franco to NYC in the 1990s, where he worked as an artist and found freelance jobs in window display. After working for several years in the display field, he became the Production Manager of the windows at Saks Fifth Avenue, and in 2000 decided to start his own production company.
Over the years, the Twoseven team has grown to include a diverse and talented group of designers, architects, project managers, fabricators, and artists… with a few musicians thrown in, to make things more interesting. With the combined experience and skills of our staff, and an international reputation for innovative design and high quality fabrication, Twoseven has become a leader in the field of display design and production.
Please check out their work, team, location and everything else below and let us know if we should recommend to you!
Offer details:
Position: Junior/Intermediate Designer
Company: Two Seven Inc (you MUST check the company website before making a decision and reply to pablo.doster@architect-us.com with «YES“ or ”NO», so we know you like the company you’re choosing) ASAP as they’re looking to fill the position very soon.
Location: New York, New York
Salary: Commensurate with experience
Length of the Program: 12-18 months
Requirements:
- Experience working with Revit and AutoCAD
- At least one year of experience with woodwork &/or metalwork, certification would be a plus
- Ability to work closely with the team from schematic design to completion
- Strong design sense, attention to detail, and organizational skills
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