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Andrew Casas knew that he wanted to be involved in design and construction of grand-scale projects since the first time seeing the skyline of a major city (San Francisco from the Richmond-San Rafael bridge) at the age of about 8 years old. After this experience, he would often spend days researching the world’s tallest structures, longest bridges, and the like, as well as creating all types of drawings and compiling data, especially to juxtapose the various structures from around the world.

After high school and a stint in the military, Andrew began to officially study architecture in earnest. Having come from a family with deep construction roots, a natural inclination toward engineering, and a passion for art and design, Andrew felt at home in the academic world of architecture. However, it ended up working out that he did not attend any formal schooling beyond the associates degree in architecture. But through internship, experience, private study, seminars, consultations, and unyielding determination, in December of 2013 he obtained his license to practice architecture in the State of California.

Now that Andrew is licensed, he is busy designing a broad range of project types, and is beginning to migrate closer toward the building type that so long ago sparked his interest in architecture, engineering, and construction, which is the skyscraper.

Andrew Casas knew that he wanted to be involved in design and construction of grand-scale projects since the first time seeing the skyline of a major city (San Francisco from the Richmond-San Rafael bridge) at the age of about 8 years old. After this experience, he would often spend days researching the world’s tallest structures, longest bridges, and the like, as well as creating all types of drawings and compiling data, especially to juxtapose the various structures from around the world.

After high school and a stint in the military, Andrew began to officially study architecture in earnest. Having come from a family with deep construction roots, a natural inclination toward engineering, and a passion for art and design, Andrew felt at home in the academic world of architecture. However, it ended up working out that he did not attend any formal schooling beyond the associates degree in…

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