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Hello everyone and welcome to this issue of SyncMAGAZINE. As you can imagine, with each new issue, I occasionally scratch my head considering what topic to address in this column. Whilst I certainly have my own viewpoints, I am careful of such dialogue, at least here. This space is not a pulpit, but rather a platform for idea exchange. 

Director of Interior Design, Erica Ostendorf Mullins is always ready to take a seat at the table. Erica has recently joined Strang’s board of directors as the first female principal. We sat down with Erica, hoping to hear the story of her professional career and industry advice.

From August 1st to 5th, STEAM Camp was back and bigger than ever! Students jumped right into hands-on learning, covering everything from public broadcasting to biotechnology.

Strang’s principals reflect back on their careers in the AEI industry and the best advice they have ever received.

Strang’s young professionals discuss career development, skills, & industry insights in a roundtable panel interview.

For all the kids who enjoy playing with Legos…Strang partnered with Art + Lit + Lab to host students aged 11-14 at Strang’s Madison office to learn all about the world of architecture. As part of Art + Lit + Lab’s Summer Arts Camp, this program was all about teaching the fundamentals of architecture with interactive, hands-on learning.

Strang will be live and in-person at this year’s Wisconsin Biohealth Summit! We are proud to serve as a sponsor for this event where we’ll hear from industry leaders on the future of integrated health solutions.

In architecture, the process of Design Visualization involves creating two-dimensional and three-dimensional images that demonstrate a proposed architectural design (this includes virtual reality, 3D renderings, 360 photos, etc.).

What if you could have an intelligent building? What if your building could be equipped with the technology needed to understand the real-time needs of your spaces and automatically make the decisions for you?

It was Strang’s pleasure to assist the WCO, a pillar of the Madison performing arts community in finding a safe and comfortable space with which to continue their Winter Chamber Series in its new format.