ARCHITECTURE
Our clients in the architectural practice span from residential, to civic, hospitals and institutions, to cultural, commercial, office and educational. We work with celebrated firms that shape the world we live in, helping them from a simple RFP to large marketing and PR campaigns to acquire the type of projects that suit their talents best and clients that value their work long after the projects are built.
DESIGN
The design practitioners that we work with are shaping the world of interiors, manufacture furniture or craft objects in the most functional and aesthetic ways. We help them speak directly to their clients through strategic marketing tactics and PR initiatives.
ART
While we consider all of our clients to be artists, the visual artists that we work with have stunning pieces that reflect their talents, the musicians have soothing and hybrid, unique styles and the novelists a voice of their own. From mixed-media painters, to sculptors, illustrators, novelists and musicians we devise and execute plans to launch their art shows at respected galleries, help them promote their work and build, retain and grow a loyal audience.
URBANISM
From helping spread awareness of the City of Los Angeles civic initiatives to film festivals that address urbanism from all-angles, to connecting urban influencers that can help further a better city we provide ample press campaigns, editorial coverage and speakers bookings. We deliver press, back-end analysis of results and sometimes even help in the building of a new park.
ENVIRONMENTAL
Committed to a sustainable, livable tomorrow Monmark’s principal has been the 2015 co-chair of the Committee on the Environment (COTE) of the American Institute of Architects, Los Angeles Chapter, (AIA LA).
In 2016 she became the Committee’s Chair continuing a successful streak of programming for the design trade, local governance and general public. Together with a team of three talented architects she grew the core leadership-base to five members that all act as essential parts of the Committee. Some of our 2016 programming led us to learning about greywater reuse with GreyWater Corps, we mapped trees with TreePeople’s TreeMapLA in Koreatown, toured the Natural History Museum’s new gardens with Mia Lehrer & Associates’ office and the newly designed entrance and pavilions with CO Architects and refreshed our constituents with a new Title-24 Residential seminar.
That year also marked the debut of COTE’s online resource library (GreenShelf) for environmental study and research materials, together with the inauguration of COTE Awards, in October 2016 at the AIA|LA’s yearly Design Awards, rewarding green innovative design and living.
We ensured a leadership continuance enlisting the involvement of prominent architects that currently has grown the Committee to twenty whom brought their own visions of yearly symposiums to life. With their leadership now we maintain providing marketing and social media support continuity in advancing sustainable living and design practices within the city of Los Angeles, at home, work and in our communities.