Michele Hottel
Founder Architect Podcastermichele grace hotel, architectMichele Grace Hottel has been drawing since she was very young. Before and after attending California State Polytechnic University, Pomona and the University of Copenhagen, she began a career in architecture and design, working in various firms in Southern California. She has been practicing Architecture with her own firm, MGHarchitect: Michele Grace Hottel, Architect since 1994 and is licensed in California and Arizona. A past board member of AIA CRAN National and AIA San Diego. a Commissioner and Subject Matter Expert for the California Architects Board and a City of La Mesa Planning Commissioner for twelve years, she stays active in the field of Architecture, Design and Art in the profession and the community.
I’ve never met a woman architect before: Women at the Forefront of Architecture
Women architects continue to shape the built environment through distinct perspectives rooted in experience, creativity, and leadership. In this conve
…Women architects continue to shape the built environment through distinct perspectives rooted in experience, creativity, and leadership. In this conversation, podcast host "I've never met a woman architect before..." Michele Grace Hottel, Architect i
…Women architects continue to shape the built environment through distinct perspectives rooted in experience, creativity, and leadership. In this conversation, podcast host "I've never met a woman architect before..." Michele Grace Hottel, Architect is joined by Laurinda Spear, FAIA of Arquitectonica, and Cecilia Ramos of Lutron to explore formative architectural influences, design philosophy, interior collaboration, and the future of the professi
…Women architects continue to shape the built environment through distinct perspectives rooted in experience, creativity, and leadership. In this conversation, podcast host "I've never met a woman architect before..." Michele Grace Hottel, Architect is joined by Laurinda Spear, FAIA of Arquitectonica, and Cecilia Ramos of Lutron to explore formative architectural influences, design philosophy, interior collaboration, and the future of the profession. The discussion also addresses the professional and the personal realities of navigating architecture as women leaders shaping both spaces and culture.
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