Cas Holman

For example, I had a project that I needed a welded part.

So I went to a friend that I'd met at lounge.

There was a lounge where everybody once a week would hang out.

And I approached my friend Vivian and was like, hey, will you help me weld these chair legs?

And I'll teach you how to make a mold for that weird silicone thing you're trying to do.

She was like, yes.

And so it was all very collaborative in that way.

Yeah, it was great.

Similar to in the other office job.

And this was at Rockwell Group, a very high end, really successful architect in New York with all kinds of projects.

I was working on a playground and they do hotels and lots of restaurants.

Nice.

All kinds of projects all over the world.

So that was really fun and tons of people.

Yeah, really inspiring.

There were like 250 people up until 2008.

So it was also kind of how I got to learn how design works as an industry.

Not as much industrial design.

And from my studio leader, kind of learning how to pitch an idea and tell a story and work with clients and things.

So that was all really fun.