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By AMANDAJANEP
Residential interior design firm looking for an experienced, professional design drafter/project manager to assist with drafting and documentation for new design build projects.
This would be a full time, remote work position with benefits.
Requirements:
-Architectural design background with experience in all design phases.
-3+years of experience in Cheif Architect
-Highly proficient in autoCAD
-Highly proficient in office word and excel
Please send resumes and examples of your work in PDF format to amanda@beckandengle.com
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By Sondra2141
Bradenton-based design-build firm is expanding and seeking an interior design assistant proficient in chief architect.
We work with residential remodeling only. Responsibilities will include:
Existing and Proposed Floor Plans
Elevation and Perspectives
Permit Drawings
The candidate must be able to work with Design-Build Team, including the designer, project manager, and contractor.
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By stevenyhof
Is there a way to change the line style on a door to a dashed line so I can show it as a future door?
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By goshgolly
I'm sure this has been discussed, but I can't find anything specific that answers this question.
I'm trying to create a simple vanity with two drawers and an open shelf underneath (see inspiration image of "vanity"). I simply can't figure out a way/remember how to add a shelf other than by using the shelf command. While this works visually, it treats it as a separate part of the vanity, thereby creating two separate pieces. In the Working Plan and Kitchen and Bath View plans, the shelf shows up on top of the sink while the 3d view shows the shelf in the correct place! I guess maybe it's, in part, a layers thing?
I know there has to be a better way of doing this. What am I missing/forgetting?
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By InteriorsbyDH
Hello!
We are a luxury residential interior design firm based just outside of Philadelphia. We have just signed a large project and are in search of outside space planning assistance.
More specifically, we need a talented and thorough designer who is well versed in Chief Architect Interiors to take measured blueprints and turn them into single room plans that our team can then add furniture and finishes to. Looking for someone with impeccable accuracy who is a quick and efficient communicator.
Looking for assistance with 5-6 plans to start. Ideal turnaround would be 1 week or less.
If you are interested, please reach out to Katie at katie@idhdesigns.com with 2-3 examples of plans you have created in Chief Architect Interiors as well as your proposed fee.
Thank you!
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