Nora Hamadé
About Nora Hamadé
Nora Hamadé is an Associate Designer at Gensler, where she has worked since 2013, focusing on translating programming data into detailed design concepts. She is passionate about the psychological effects of space design and aims to create inspiring environments that enhance human interaction.
Work at Gensler
Nora Hamadé has been an Associate Designer at Gensler since 2013, contributing to various design projects in the Greater New York City Area. In her role, she explores design concepts and develops them in detail, translating programming data into space planning and schematic studies. She ensures fidelity to design by checking construction drawings and specifications and follows through during construction, installation, and move-in. Her experience at Gensler includes a prior internship from 2012 to 2013, where she gained foundational skills in design and project execution.
Education and Expertise
Nora Hamadé studied Interior Design at the New Jersey Institute of Technology (NJIT) from 2009 to 2013, completing a four-year program. Her education provided her with a strong foundation in design principles and practices. This academic background supports her current work, where she focuses on the psychological impact of space design and aims to create environments that inspire and facilitate human interaction.
Background
Before her current position at Gensler, Nora Hamadé gained practical experience through various internships. She worked as a Summer Intern at Hastings Tile & Bath in 2011 for three months in New York City, where she further developed her skills in the design industry. Her early experiences laid the groundwork for her subsequent role at Gensler, where she has been able to apply her knowledge and passion for design.
Design Philosophy
Nora Hamadé is passionate about the psychological impact of space design. She aims to develop spaces that generate emotional reactions and excitement for their inhabitants. Her approach to design emphasizes the importance of creating environments that not only fulfill functional needs but also enhance the overall experience of those who interact with the space.