Steve Bennett
About Steve Bennett
Steve Bennett is an Associate and Director of Design Technology at Taylor Design in Irvine, California. He has extensive experience in design technology and has contributed to research and development in the field, particularly through the integration of new technologies such as drone applications.
Work at Taylor Design
Steve Bennett has been serving as Associate and Director of Design Technology at Taylor Design since 2017. In this role, he focuses on integrating advanced technologies into design workflows. His contributions include enhancing project-specific processes through innovative solutions. Bennett's leadership in design technology positions Taylor Design at the forefront of modern architectural practices.
Previous Experience in Design Technology
Before joining Taylor Design, Steve Bennett held several key positions in the design technology field. He worked as CAD Manager at Moffatt & Nichol from 2014 to 2017 and at HMC Architects from 2010 to 2014. Earlier in his career, he served as Technical Manager at U.S. CAD from 2005 to 2010. His experience spans over two decades, contributing to his expertise in design technology.
Education and Expertise
Steve Bennett's educational background includes studies in Computer Animation at MTI, CAD at Cypress College, and Construction Technology at ROP. He has also participated in Autodesk University for 19 years, gaining extensive knowledge in design software. Bennett is a certified Autodesk Certified Professional for AutoCAD and Revit, demonstrating his advanced skills in these applications.
Contributions to Research and Development
In his professional capacity, Steve Bennett contributes to practice-related research and development, particularly focusing on the implementation of new technologies. His work includes successfully integrating drone technology into design workflows, which enhances the efficiency and effectiveness of project-specific processes.
Community Engagement and Professional Certifications
Steve Bennett serves as an Administrator for the Autodesk User Group International (AUGI) discussion forums, where he facilitates community engagement and knowledge sharing among professionals. He holds an FAA Remote Pilot Airman license, allowing him to utilize drones in professional design projects, further enhancing his contributions to the field.