I work on a series called "Small Space, Big Style," which features very small and stylish homes and the people who live there. We have completed production on Seasons 1 and 2, which began airing weekly on HGTV (80 millions US Households) on Thurs August 4, 2005. We are now getting ready to film 39 more episodes!
An important part of each episode is the expert commentary, in which an expert discusses on camera some of the cool features of each home, giving the viewers tips about why these features or techniques are good ideas in tiny homes, or some alternative solutions to small space problems. We are looking for super energetic, fun people who can make interior design and architecture really interesting to our audience and add spark to the series.
This website is obviously a fabulous resource for young, hip, up and coming architects-- exactly the sort of people we want to talk to! If you would like more information on how to be considered as an expert for Small Space, Big Style, or if I can answer any other questions for you, please email me at [email protected]
Thanks!
Lauren
PS- We are also always seeking stylish, efficient homes that are under 1000 sq ft. You can email us at the same address if you have any projects that you'd like featured on the series! All projects must be completed and currently be lived in.
i'm especially awaiting the episode (#3.11: i'm a f*cking douchebag, don't forget my double mochafrappasoylatte.) where the principle effectively bankrupts the homeowner, contractor, metalworker, cabinetmaker, et al. because he's such an efficient manager. (pencils down! we're burning fee! we're ruined! i won't be able to remodel - hey, look at this swiss detail - zumthor's a genius!)
I just want to point out the fact that it is because of propaganda like HGTV that our profession is quickly becoming more trivialized. I talk to the everyday joe on a frequent level, and whenever design is brought up in an conversation I automatically get some sort of reply regarding how cool it is to watch that channel and if thats what we do. I for one will never contribute to this. I guess is just one of those things that kind of pisses me off.
I just want to point out the fact that it is because of lack of propaganda from our professional organazations (AIA) that our profession is quickly becoming more trivialized.
"Fuck this Fucking Place" sounds like an architect version of Office Space/The Office. Except i imagine it would only be funny to us. Still, great title for a show though.
hello I am a student and my final year project is about design for minimum spaces so can you please tell me the problems that people living in small spaces face?
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HGTV's "Small Space, Big Style" seeks Design Experts!
Hey all,
I work on a series called "Small Space, Big Style," which features very small and stylish homes and the people who live there. We have completed production on Seasons 1 and 2, which began airing weekly on HGTV (80 millions US Households) on Thurs August 4, 2005. We are now getting ready to film 39 more episodes!
An important part of each episode is the expert commentary, in which an expert discusses on camera some of the cool features of each home, giving the viewers tips about why these features or techniques are good ideas in tiny homes, or some alternative solutions to small space problems. We are looking for super energetic, fun people who can make interior design and architecture really interesting to our audience and add spark to the series.
This website is obviously a fabulous resource for young, hip, up and coming architects-- exactly the sort of people we want to talk to! If you would like more information on how to be considered as an expert for Small Space, Big Style, or if I can answer any other questions for you, please email me at [email protected]
Thanks!
Lauren
PS- We are also always seeking stylish, efficient homes that are under 1000 sq ft. You can email us at the same address if you have any projects that you'd like featured on the series! All projects must be completed and currently be lived in.
Brainbox is a talent agency recruiting on Archinect and other message boards?
...hrmmm
HGTV's "Small Space, Big Style" VS. Columbia
...had to do it.
Well where is there more cred given?
1. I went to Columbia.
2. I was an expert on HGTV.
fess up. how many of you are going to email this woman?
daily.
for tagalong --
1. I owe $70K in loans and the general public does not respects me
2. I make $70K a year, I'm loved by middle America and get paid to open Target stores
hmmm
young, hip and up and coming architect = expert
Anyone know if this show has started yet? I get HGTv but after 15mins watching it I feel like a I want to drill holes in my head
It's been going on for a while. It's actually pretty cool.
make no small spaces. they do not stir the billable hours of architects.
come to detroit..... i'll give you a tour......and i'll give you a t-shirt
b
i hope they dont do background checks...there are some incriminating photos of the Mdler out there
I hereby nominate my place...... and you are going to have to find me.
It's Under 900 SF.
whoa! sounds great, sent in my resume...
i'm especially awaiting the episode (#3.11: i'm a f*cking douchebag, don't forget my double mochafrappasoylatte.) where the principle effectively bankrupts the homeowner, contractor, metalworker, cabinetmaker, et al. because he's such an efficient manager. (pencils down! we're burning fee! we're ruined! i won't be able to remodel - hey, look at this swiss detail - zumthor's a genius!)
macs or pc's....thats the real question
so your saying GSD is better then si-arc? and you would like to have 3-d honeycomb special on HGTV? sounds like a good idea.
what pray tell have i unleashed??
ode fogy....does one have to know how to sketch to go to work with your firm....or pic colors?
Can I use my name there ?
Kill the Tower.
i think you should apply, vindpust. and wear those crazy glasses to the audition. you'd be a shoo-in.
I just want to point out the fact that it is because of propaganda like HGTV that our profession is quickly becoming more trivialized. I talk to the everyday joe on a frequent level, and whenever design is brought up in an conversation I automatically get some sort of reply regarding how cool it is to watch that channel and if thats what we do. I for one will never contribute to this. I guess is just one of those things that kind of pisses me off.
Huanmic
I just want to point out the fact that it is because of lack of propaganda from our professional organazations (AIA) that our profession is quickly becoming more trivialized.
Vado
Write the architecture theme song
"Fuck this Fucking Place" sounds like an architect version of Office Space/The Office. Except i imagine it would only be funny to us. Still, great title for a show though.
hello I am a student and my final year project is about design for minimum spaces so can you please tell me the problems that people living in small spaces face?
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