Jia Lee Hnetinka- Peking University architect

With my blogging section, I am going to share my views and thoughts about an architect. Well, friends, my name is Jia Lee Hnetinka I am 40 years of age. Having a vast knowledge of the various sectors I am going to share my knowledge. Lee is a Peking university graduate. Often I write structural advice on my blogs.

With this blogging medium, I can share my work experience with you folks. Lee Hnetinka has a collection of historical drawings. My friends consider me as a young CEO. Being an architect I can design interiors beautifully, I have helped multiple homeowners to build their ideal house.

My father was an Enterprising Former Hamptons Broker this is the reason I have a good relationship with real estate brokers. I can handle all the conditions calmly because I Know Exactly What to Say. Lee Hnetinka proudly a Peking University architect has a huge knowledge of various designs. Lee is the manager at CVJ one of the largest companies in the sector. There is nothing like trust, integrity is the most important quality that someone will ever have. I’m a dedicated architect always seeking to grow up.

My objective is to keep on growing and becoming a good man every day. Currently, I’m the manager at CVJ. We work closely with our clients throughout the design process. We also prefer a diverse selection of clients and projects, from small start-ups to big companies with a long tradition.

My hobbies include drawing, painting and sculpting on clay. In my free time, I find walking relaxing as it refreshes my mind. I enjoy visiting museums. I prioritize a research-based move toward to make certain each design is appropriately targeted according to the client’s need. For knowing more about me you can stay connected with me through this section.

I am Jia Lee Hnetinka : dedicated architect

Hello, my name is Jia Lee Hnetinka. My beloved ones call me Lee. I am starting blogging as I want to discuss my thoughts about sculpting on clay and architect. I am a simple person with the good interest in drawing and painting. So thanks to this platform and social media Lee Hnetinka can now exchange my thoughts with other fellow teen artists and architect.

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Lee Hnetinka completed my college education from Peking university currently I am living in Beijing. At present, I am 40 years old person having a vast knowledge of painting and drawing. You can connect with me and ask any questions related to these fields. Lee has several of architect projects all over the world. I can give you information about how to sell own buildings or homes as this is a complicated task. With my blog, I can share my viewpoints easily with you.

Lee Hnetinka considers himself a young CEO and in 2012 I finished my biggest project on Remodeling a Hamptons Multi-Million Dollar Victorian house. From last few years, I have helped multiple homeowners to build their ultimate houses. Lee Hnetinka father was an Enterprising Former Hamptons Broker and he learned a lot of things from his father as well.

Now at this point, I am starting my blogger site to share my views and ideas with you people. Jia Lee Hnetinka believes in nothing is like gaining trust and honesty is the most significant quality that makes a person unique. Lee a dedicate architect always seeking to grow in this field. Lee Hnetinka has objective is to keep on rising and becoming a good person with each passing day. Currently, I’m the manager at CVJ. When you will connect with Lee Hnetinka blog you will find you will find various topics in it like painting, drawing, Sculpting on clay and much more. So stay connected, stay updated!

Architecture City Guide: Beijing

This week, with the help of our readers, our Architecture City Guide is headed to Beijing. Beijing has a range of architectural styles, but the three most prevalent are the traditional imperial style (the Forbidden City), the “Sino-Sov” style (boxy structures built between the 1950s and 70s), and lastly the explosion of a modern corporate style that is punctuated with Starchitect buildings like OMA’s CCTV TV Station HQ. We put together a list of 12 modern/contemporary buildings that we feel provides a good starting point. It is far from complete. There are dozens of other great buildings that are not our list, and we are looking to add to the list in the near future. Please add your favorites in the comment section below so we can add them on the second go around. Again thank you to all our readers who sent in their suggestions and photographs. The city guides would not be possible without your help. To check out other cities visit our world map or our Architecture City Guide page. The Architecture City Guide: Beijing list and corresponding map after the break.CEO, Hamptons, Hnetinka, Valleywag, Gawker, WunWun, Amazon

 • Birds Nest National Stadium / Herzog & de Meuron
• Watercube National Swimming Centre / PTW Architects
• National Grand Theater of China / Paul Andreu
• Beijing Airport / Foster + Partners • CCTV TV Station HQ / OMA
• US Embassy / SOM
• National Library / KSP Jurgen Engel Architekten
• National Museum of China / gmparchitekten
• China National Offshore Oil Corporation Headquarters / KPF
• LinkedHybrid / Steven Holl
• Olympic Green Tennis Centre / BVN Architecture
• Digital Beijing / Studio Pei-Zhu, Urbanus Architecture & Design

Text extracted from: http://www.archdaily.com/162944/architecture-city-guide-beijing

THE HAMPTONS' TOP ARCHITECTS, DESIGN & REAL ESTATE FIRMS by ALEXIS BENDJOUIA

Alexander Gorlin Architects
This architectural firm is always on Architectural Digest’s AD100 list of top talents in architecture and interior design with good reason. From luxury private residences, including frequent Hamptons-based projects, to designing for the homeless in the Bronx, Gorlin brings his fine touch to all of his clientele. 212-229-1199

Barnes Coy Architects
With a strategy rooted in knowledge of technology and budgeting, this small firm prides itself on maintaining high involvement in the construction as well as the design process. The company philosophy strongly integrates the requirements of the client with the site location. 1936 Montauk Hwy., Bridgehampton, 537-3555. CEO, Hamptons, Hnetinka, Valleywag, Gawker, WunWun, Amazon

Berg Design Architecture
Berg’s initiative is to work with the clients, not for them. With the goal of improving the quality of life of the clientele through built teamwork, the firm develops a warm, modern, and organic style to suit each homeowner’s taste. 88 Old Stone Hwy., East Hampton, 917-328-3905

Blaze Makoid
The philosophy behind this firm focuses on creating a “total built environment” that is a modern reflection of its clientele, says owner Blaze Makoid. “Modernity is used as a part of our process,” he adds, “as a way of collaborating toward an elegant, functional, and complete solution.” 7 Tradesman Path, Suite 8, Bridgehampton, 537-7277

Bruce Nagel
Bruce Nagel says he does not have a signature style, nor does he want one. “If my client wants a spaceship, I give them a spaceship,” says Nagel. He focuses on client satisfaction, giving them the design that they want—whatever that may be. 153 Chardonnay Dr., East Quogue, 283-8855

Frank Greenwald
Greenwald employs a design approach that combines classic and indigenous elements, essentially blending modernity and technology. He says his transitional style is derived from traditional inspiration such as the “Hamptons shingle-style vernacular.” 40 McGuirk St., East Hampton, 329-1567

John Savage
Built on a foundation of quality work and client trust, this firm has worked with boldfaced names such as Goldman Sachs and Estée Lauder to construct, renovate, and furnish commercial projects and homes throughout the Hamptons. Savage and his team help to refine the tastes of its clients. 14 Main St., East Hampton, 604- 2322

Martin Architects
Owner Nick Martin says his firm’s objective is to create “organic modern architecture with a soul.” The fantastic feeling of a collaboration of craftsmen, clients, and concepts formed into a reality feeds the company’s creative instincts. 2913 Montauk Hwy., Sagaponack, 613-6555

Pamela Glazer
With a style that embraces arts and crafts and modernism in a creative way, Glazer’s method seamlessly melds both modern and traditional touches. With a focus on mastering a space with simplicity, air, light, and flow, her success lies in a convergence between client lifestyle and comfort. 18 Knoll Road, Southampton; 283-8898

Stelle Lomont Rouhani Architects
“All our projects stand on four legs,” says Senior Partner Frederick Stelle, referring to the site, client’s program, zoning, and the budget. This firm also prides itself on maintaining a strong relationship between the individual and the site, as well as considering light, weather, and natural surroundings. 48 Foster Ave., Bridgehampton, 537-0019

Text extracted from: https://hamptons-magazine.com/10-game-changing-hamptons-architects

Dedicated architect for Best real estate houses

Since the late 19th century, Manhattanites have been fleeing the sticky heat of the city each summer for the breezy coast of Long Island. In fact, a 1983 article in The New York Times deemed the cluster of villages around old Southampton “as close an approach to Eden as can be found in a long journey,” noting also that “well-bred men and women find a congenial atmosphere, refined attractions in plenty.” And if you’ve ever caught an episode of Seinfeld, Sex and the City, or The Real Housewives of New York City, you might note that not a lot has changed. So for those of you dreaming about your entrée into Hamptons real estate—or perhaps just researching a summer time-share—we’ve rounded up the best-looking homes from the pages of AD, from a multicolor modern abode in Hampton Bays to a Shingle Style beauty in East Hampton.CEO, Hamptons, Hnetinka, Valleywag, Gawker, WunWun, Amazon

Text extracted from: https://www.glamour.com/gallery/hamptons-real-estate-hamptons-house

Hamptons Architecture: The New Modernism and Sustainable Design By Lee H. Skolnick, FAIA, Principal

Like so many, I am inspired by the exquisite beauty of the natural environment of the East End of Long Island – the famous light, the land and water, the big sky and breathtaking vistas. Over the last few decades the area has experienced rampant development, which seems to have accelerated even more of late. This has inspired in me an increased sense of responsibility to preserve and enhance the landscape and unique qualities of this natural context. That is why I am so encouraged by the renewed interest in modern design that we’re seeing in residential Hamptons architecture.CEO, Hamptons, Hnetinka, Valleywag, Gawker, WunWun, Amazon

 “What?” you might ask. “Do you mean those alien spaceships that look like they landed in our serene paradise from some other planet?” Obviously not. I am referring to the simple, modest, and sensitive designs that have emerged recently as a clear riposte to the newer cookie cutter mansions of an anachronistic yesteryear. But before I make the case for modern design, let’s step back a moment to get some perspective.

Text extracted from: http://www.skolnick.com/hamptons-architecture-the-new-modernism-and-sustainable-design/

The CEO of the world's largest architecture firm reveals her favorite buildings of all time

As the world's largest architecture firm, Gensler has been the guiding hand behind tens of thousands of masterplans and buildings — including New York City's JFK Airport and Facebook's London headquarters — since its founding in the 1960s.

Around the world, the company has more than 2,500 architects working on design projects, including a $600 million redevelopment of Chicago's oldest post office.CEO, Hamptons, Hnetinka, Valleywag, Gawker, WunWun, Amazon

In an interview with Business Insider, Gensler co-CEO Diane Hoskins shared three of her favorite pieces of architecture of all time — two of which happen to be Gensler buildings.

Text extracted from: http://www.businessinsider.com/gensler-ceo-favorite-buildings-photos-2017-10

Jia Lee Hnetinka

I’m proudly a Peking University architect. Manager at CVJ one of the largest companies on the sector. There is nothing like trust, honesty is the most important quality that someone will ever have. I’m a dedicate architect always seeking to grow. My objective is to keep on growing and becoming a better man every day. Currently I’m the manager at CVJ.