Tim Chogovadze works as an architectural designer specializing in exterior facade design for multi-family residential buildings. He utilizes digital tools to create presentations and documentation for his projects, from initial concepts to construction stages. Additionally, he has experience in landscape architecture and has collaborated on cultural projects with an international architecture firm in Italy and The Caribbean.

Tim strongly believes in using an array of techniques, ranging from sketching, drawing, Photoshop, 3D modeling, rendering and animation to create cohesive, strong and clean presentations as well as help develop a consistent and clear design language.

At NYSID, Tim teaches intro-level software courses for Photoshop, InDesign, and Presentation Techniques III, which focuses on advanced 3D modeling and rendering.

Importance of Digital Practice Management:

We have the ability to design using traditional tools like paper, lead, and colored pencils. Our medium could be anything from mylar and bond paper to something as simple as a napkin. Alternatively, our medium could also be digital, utilizing software and mouse clicks. Technology doesn’t hinder the creative thinking process, but rather amplifies it, provided we have a good understanding of how to use the tool effectively.