Having led the interior design efforts for over two million square feet of embassy and government building design, Patricia Raimondeau is a subject matter expert within KCCT's interiors studio. She tailors her design solutions to the unique requirements of each of her clients, ensuring that they have the full breadth of information and options to successfully implement their visions and help them to achieve the best results. This affords her end users spaces that are both beautiful and useful. Patricia oversees all phases of design development for KCCT's most complex projects, including new embassy campuses in Beirut and New Delhi and the new Australian Embassy in Washington, DC. She liaises directly with clients, design partners, and contracting partners to efficiently execute schematic design, design development, construction documents, construction administration, and signage package development.
Prior to joining KCCT, Patricia specialized in interior design for the healthcare sector, leading each phase of design for women's and children's hospitals and laboratory facilities. She oversaw the creation of renderings and the selection of finishes, furniture, and art specifications, as well as the design of logos and donor walls. An avid watercolor artist, two of her paintings are now displayed in one of the women's and children's hospitals for which she led the design.
Patricia has previously served as an adjunct professor and illustrated two books in her spare time. She is an active mentor to junior designers to facilitate their growth and understanding while benefiting the design community at large. Originally from Bolivia, she earned her Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the Universidad Mayor de San Simon in Cochabamba before landing on interior architecture as her concentration.
Years of Industry Experience
24
Education
Bachelor of Arts, Architecture, Universidad Mayor de San Simon
Professional Licenses, Certifications, Memberships, and Associations
National Council for Interior Design Qualification