Excited to Share | SAY IT LOUD - SXSW Exhibition
I am very proud to share that SAY IT LOUD was selected to be exhibited at the prestigious South X Southwest (SXSW) on March 8-17, 2019 in Austin TX. The goal is to get a worldwide cross section of the talents and contributions of minority and women architects to the built environment.
Therefore I've launched an application for designers to win a chance to be one of the few exhibited in SAY IT LOUD - SXSW where there is an expected crowd of 75,000 attendees.

SAY IT LOUD has been featured at the United Nations Visitor Centre, AIANY Center for Architecture, A'18 AIA National Conference and NOMA Unbounded. To date, our SAY IT LOUD exhibitions have been viewed by an estimate total 22,000 visitors since January 2017. From inception, multiple online publications (such as Curbed and The Architects Newspaper) with large subscription bases have helped promote the exhibitions further expanding its impact. One featured firm expressed an increase in business which they attributed to being featured in SAY IT LOUD.
For more information and apply please click this link.

Please help spread the word with your network and encourage talented architects, designers, planners and students to apply!

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Please know your support means everything to me. You are a part of my community and someone I aspire to make proud.




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