These singular materials are important to sustainable design and passive building systems because they release or absorb energy at a particular phase transition temperature to provide heating and cooling. to finish my doctorate at Clemson University, where I researched phase change materials. He was an Italian architect best known for designing high-tech public spaces and a big inspiration to me. One of the reasons for going to Italy was to experience famous architecture firsthand, particularly work by Renzo Piano. This interest would later lead me across the ocean and back again, and eventually to accept a position at SketchUp.Īfter finishing my undergraduate degree, I moved to Italy to complete my master’s degree in architectural engineering at Politecnico Di Milano. Little did I know then that this was the beginning of my journey into the building industry. While attending Whittier College in California, I took a couple of extracurricular courses in architecture at a local community college. to study physics for my undergraduate degree. I was born and raised in Nepal and came to the U.S. Tell me about yourself and your journey to work at SketchUp. I’m unused to attention, but at the same time, it’s exciting to be part of the SketchUp legacy. When they told me I was going to be the next scale figure, I was surprised and flabbergasted! To use soccer terminology, my sweet spot is being the midfielder the person who passes the ball to the striker to score the goal. How do you feel about being the scale figure for 2022? I have hiked Monte San Martino in Lecco, Italy over 200 times.
Two Truths and a Lie (scroll to the end for the lie): Role at SketchUp: Customer Success Manager From physicist turned architectural engineer turned sustainable building design specialist turned SketchUp extraordinaire, Niraj could fill several books with all the ideas swirling around in his head. We pulled an amenable Niraj into the spotlight and asked him a few questions about what makes him tick. A self-described ‘behind the scenes’ guy, it’s time to honor him with the coveted spot on the axis. Say hello to Niraj, the new SketchUp Pro scale figure for 2022.
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