Urban Architectural Initiatives, RA, PC
Dominique Etienne is a Junior Architectural Designer at Urban Architectural Initiatives, RA, PC since December 2022, previously serving as a Junior Architect at BOLT Architecture, PLLC from October 2021 to November 2022. Experience includes surveying residential and hospital buildings, developing schematic designs, and gathering energy and zoning data. Past roles encompass event coordination and graphic design for EAST FLATBUSH VILLAGE INC, overseeing laser cutter operations at Thomas Jefferson University, and participating in various internships across architectural firms and organizations. Dominique holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Thomas Jefferson University and has an extensive educational background in architecture, including studies at City Tech, CUNY, and Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute.
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Urban Architectural Initiatives, RA, PC
Founded in 1996, Urban Architectural Initiatives, RA, P.C. (UAI) is a minority owned, vibrant and diverse group of professionals united around the idea that great architecture is not only for the privileged few. We believe in the foundational power of architecture to help all people lead a healthy, happy and dignified life. Since its origins, our firm has distinguished itself by combining expertise, dedication and a uniquely responsive approach to planning, designing and building. With over 110 high-quality buildings and 4,200 apartments completed, UAI’s experience in Community based developments supportive, affordable and community housing is unparalleled and has enriched the lives of thousands of families in the city and state of New York. Leading housing agencies and organizations have been finding genuine partnerships with us over the past three decades. Their mission is ours. Our culture, informed by openness and optimism, mirrors theirs. Well beyond architecture, our experience, knowledge and commitment serve our partners: we see projects through from conception to feasibility, planning and final completion. Our work is inspired by a desire to create beautifully designed, warm, efficient and sustainable buildings that respect the needs of our clients and strengthen our overall community, one building at a time. The guiding principle for UAI’s practice stems from actively engaging the client in the design process to learn about and understand their history and vision, as well as their functional and formal space needs. This simple approach has allowed us to develop extensive experience in housing, civic and cultural community facilities, educational, religious, health care, commercial, rehabilitations, historic restoration and urban revitalization projects.