SKOLNICK Architecture
Tugce Zaloglu is an accomplished designer with extensive experience in exhibit and graphic design, currently serving as an Exhibit/Graphic Designer at Lee H. Skolnick Architecture + Design Partnership since August 2012. Zaloglu has collaborated with interdisciplinary teams to create exhibit graphics for prominent cultural organizations and has produced photo-realistic 3D renderings for various architectural projects. Prior to this role, Zaloglu was self-employed as an Exhibit Designer and worked as an Interior Designer for several firms, including GAD ARCHITECTURE and IPD Architecture, where skills in producing architectural drawings and managing projects were honed. Zaloglu holds a Master of Arts in Exhibition Design from the Fashion Institute of Technology and multiple degrees in Interior Architecture and Design from institutions in Turkey and Italy.
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SKOLNICK Architecture
SKOLNICK Architecture + Design Partnership is full-service integrated architecture and exhibit design firm with special expertise in institutional planning and design for cultural facilities, museums, science centers, libraries, and visitor centers. We have also completed many private residences, offices, and corporate interiors. Established in 1980, our firm has provided this unique range of services to diverse clients and projects of varied scopes and sizes throughout the world. Central to SKOLNICK’s mission is our intensely collaborative process of interpretive planning and programming that ensures a sensitive, holistic approach to all project work. Our goal is to unearth the compelling stories that underlie every design situation. We start with the beliefs and visions of the project’s owners and supporters first, while taking into account the intricacies of the site and surrounding context. For over thirty-five years, SKOLNICK has been creating award-winning projects for a variety of organizations. Our clients include the America for Bulgaria Foundation, Aileron, the Muhammad Ali Center, the New York Historical Society, SONY Wonder Technology Lab, the New York Hall of Science, and the Smithsonian Institution.