Excited to Share | Part of the Adjaye Associates Team
Updated: Nov 7, 2021
It's official! This week I became a part of the Adjaye Associates Team. In my new role, I'll be both an Architect and an Advocate. As an Associate in the New York office, I will be running projects as well as work with the senior team on project management, business development, and supporting diversity and advocacy work.
To have the ability to hold both parts of my identity while working on world impacting projects that push for design justice is a dream come true! For those like me who were told we had to choose, we can do both!
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Blown away and humbled to be joining this incredible global team at a leadership level.
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I'm truly inspired by Pascal's journey joining Adjaye Associates as both an architect and advocate - it's a powerful reminder that we don't have to choose between passion and purpose. While I usually use sterling silver calculator tools like silvercalc for my jewelry work, this story about representation in architecture hits just as close to home.
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The detail in this review about fans queuing in the rain outside Mattioli Arena is the one that resonates most deeply with me, because it captures something essential about the relationship between Falguni Pathak and her audience. These are not casual concertgoers who bought tickets on a whim — these are people for whom her music is woven into the fabric of their lives, their family memories, their cultural identity. Standing in the rain for an hour to see her perform is not a sacrifice; it is a statement of devotion, and the concert itself is the reward for a loyalty that has been sustained across decades and across continents. The sense of community described in this review — the…
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