As Nassal’s Director of Design, Amanda applies her expert knowledge of design, materials, construction, and CAD to create the shop documents that are used to fabricate Nassal’s projects. Amanda is responsible for directing, managing, and leading Nassal’s team of dedicated designers across multiple disciplines and projects to ensure timely delivery and coordination with Nassal’s fabrication shop, design partners, and clients. Design plays a critical role in the Fabrication process, and Amanda  works with her team to create the build-ready files for our Shop using a variety of different software and technology best fitting the application.

Amanda’s vast knowledge of Nassal’s most complex projects in both scenic and rockwork fabrication, and her 10+ years of design and engineering experience in themed entertainment for Nassal, make her a vital member of our team and leader in her craft and in her field. She has managed the design process from a technical shop drawing and install review to ensuring what we design makes sense and provides enough information to create buildable shop drawings and construction techniques. Nassal’s design team works closely with the base building architectural designers to ensure our design is coordinated with base building architectural finishes, along with an MEP elements required for the structure and/or scenic elements.  Nassal’s designers also work closely with the structural engineers, project managers, fabricators, installers, and clients to achieve the final design intent while maintaining structural integrity and guest durability.

Education

    Seminole Community College, Sanford, FL —
    Associates of Science in Interior Design Technology

Noted Clients/Projects

    African Forest, Jacksonville Zoo
    Sea Lion Exhibit, Columbus Zoo & Aquarium
    The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Diagon Alley, Orlando
    The Wizarding World of Harry Potter: Hogsmeade & Hogswart, Orlando, Osaka & Hollywood
    Universal Studios Volcano Bay, Orlando
    Infinity Falls, SeaWorld Orlando
    Ft. Worth Museum of Science and History