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Barbara Pomilio<\/strong><\/a>\u00a0joins us for her first Portfolio Challenge<\/strong>, even though she has been part of the\u00a0Architect-US\u00a0<\/strong>family for a while now. She was able to get work at Supperette Studio<\/strong> in New York City<\/strong> a couple of years ago, and has been working there ever since.<\/p>\n

Barbara<\/strong> studied in Buenos Aires for 6 years for her Architecture degree at the\u00a0University of Buenos Aires. <\/strong>She is now p<\/span>lanning on getting licensed in the USA, but already got licensed in Argentina.\u00a0<\/span>During her time in University in Argentina, she was a freelancer but you need to balance the different hours needed and the flexibility also means that hours range depending on demand.\u00a0<\/span><\/p>\n

Barbara<\/strong> worked for the company that she freelanced for, and was able to work over 5 years with them, which has allowed her to understand how to work remotely.\u00a0She explains that there are\u00a0<\/span>3 different experiences every architect should have: work at a small studio, work for a star architect, and working in a corporate office.<\/p>\n

[Do you want to be our next featured talent and participate in our monthly Portfolio Challenge<\/strong>?<\/b> Submit your work here<\/b><\/a><\/span>.]\n

During her time working at Topotek1 <\/strong>in\u00a0Germany, <\/strong>she worked on projects such as\u00a0Transparency,\u00a0<\/strong>the project is aiming at creating an open space for learning and the exchange of knowledge to be promoted across many different interests and areas of study. It is very important to create an open, comfortable, and encouraging space for students to learn and be creative.<\/p>\n

[Let us also\u00a0share your great work with our Community and participate in the Portfolio Challenge<\/a> <\/span>today.]<\/strong><\/h4>\n

How<\/span>\u00a0would you design an educational space?\u00a0<\/span>Leave us your thoughts\/insights in the comments section below!!<\/strong> \ud83d\udc47\ud83d\udc47\ud83d\udc47<\/h4>\n

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Images by Topotek1<\/strong><\/a><\/p>\n

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