PATRICIAN DESIGN
Patricia I. Harrell Hoech, Owner
Commercial and Residential Interior Designer
Education:
Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts, Interior Design Major - Mount Vernon College, Washington D.C. 1977
Licensing:
New Mexico State Interior Design License 137
Professional Experience:
1974-1978 Washington D.C. MGC Ltd.
Trade showroom and Kreidler Design Studio
1980-1984 Invironments, Inc.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
1984-present PATRICIAN DESIGN ,
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Affiliations:
New Mexico Symphony Guild, 2000 Symphony Ball - Committee Member Art Auction and Underwriting
Carrie Tingley Raspberry Tour 2000 House Captain
Southwest Arts Festival Board Member 1999-2001
American Society of Interior Designers ASID 1978-present
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce 1985-1998
Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau 1986-present
National Museum of the American Indian, Charter Member 2004-present
DAR Daughters of the American Revolution 2007-present
The Albuquerque Museum Foundation Associates, Board Member 1995-1999
National Museum for Women in the Arts, Charter Member 1984-present
Albuquerque Art Business Association (AABA), Board Member 1994-1998,
Board President 1997-1998
Experience Summary:
A broad range of professional experience has resulted in a comprehensive collection of work from all sectors of commercial as well as residential spaces. The referenced projects illustrate examples of institutional, healthcare, corporate, hospitality, financial, and residential interiors for which Ms. Harrell Hoech has been recognized.
Her aesthetically pleasing, creative, and functional design contributions to the built environment have complimented the architectural intent and context in which they occur. Increasingly she is recognized for her outstanding design of exterior spaces...because outside “rooms’ are integral spaces that are becoming more and more an extension of the way we live and work.
These exterior designs are further examples of the creative solutions to “living designs” that Harrell Hoech so functionally and aesthetically conceptualizes and realizes in her work. Owners, contractors, the public and her peers continue to appreciate her achievements to improve the significant spaces in which we work, receive treatment, relax, and reside.
Patricia I. Harrell Hoech, Owner
Commercial and Residential Interior Designer
Education:
Bachelor of Arts in Visual Arts, Interior Design Major - Mount Vernon College, Washington D.C. 1977
Licensing:
New Mexico State Interior Design License 137
Professional Experience:
1974-1978 Washington D.C. MGC Ltd.
Trade showroom and Kreidler Design Studio
1980-1984 Invironments, Inc.
Albuquerque, New Mexico
1984-present PATRICIAN DESIGN ,
Albuquerque, New Mexico
Affiliations:
New Mexico Symphony Guild, 2000 Symphony Ball - Committee Member Art Auction and Underwriting
Carrie Tingley Raspberry Tour 2000 House Captain
Southwest Arts Festival Board Member 1999-2001
American Society of Interior Designers ASID 1978-present
Albuquerque Chamber of Commerce 1985-1998
Albuquerque Convention and Visitors Bureau 1986-present
National Museum of the American Indian, Charter Member 2004-present
DAR Daughters of the American Revolution 2007-present
The Albuquerque Museum Foundation Associates, Board Member 1995-1999
National Museum for Women in the Arts, Charter Member 1984-present
Albuquerque Art Business Association (AABA), Board Member 1994-1998,
Board President 1997-1998
Experience Summary:
A broad range of professional experience has resulted in a comprehensive collection of work from all sectors of commercial as well as residential spaces. The referenced projects illustrate examples of institutional, healthcare, corporate, hospitality, financial, and residential interiors for which Ms. Harrell Hoech has been recognized.
Her aesthetically pleasing, creative, and functional design contributions to the built environment have complimented the architectural intent and context in which they occur. Increasingly she is recognized for her outstanding design of exterior spaces...because outside “rooms’ are integral spaces that are becoming more and more an extension of the way we live and work.
These exterior designs are further examples of the creative solutions to “living designs” that Harrell Hoech so functionally and aesthetically conceptualizes and realizes in her work. Owners, contractors, the public and her peers continue to appreciate her achievements to improve the significant spaces in which we work, receive treatment, relax, and reside.