Heather Hoeksema Architect

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Heather Hoeksema Architect, based in Venice, CA, is a licensed architect with extensive experience in the field. With a background in the human sciences and a passion for music, she integrates healthy living and healing environments into her architectural designs, drawing inspiration from the architecture of nature. Her work has been exhibited and produced internationally, and she has worked on significant architectural developments such as the Music and Dance Theatre in Chicago's Millennium Park.

Heather Hoeksema's innovative approach to architecture combines science and philosophy, shaping living environments that prioritize both functionality and well-being. She has taught at various institutions and is the founder of the Institute of Environmental Intellect, which aims to provide authentic education and guidance for environmentally based research projects. In addition to her architectural practice, she is also an author and musician, having published books and released original singer-songwriter compositions.

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