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How New York City's intensity shapes better designers: Lessons from Koto's Hailey Kim

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New York City offers a unique design education through its intensity, purposeful energy, and convergence of talented creatives. Koto's Hailey (SoJeong) Kim shares how the city's fast pace, strong opinions, and constant exposure to great work—whether in studios, museums, or casual conversations—pushes designers to raise their standards and sharpen their craft in ways no other city can replicate.

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You're constantly surrounded by people who care deeply about what they do and hold strong opinions, which, in turn, pushes you to raise your own bar.
In the design industry, especially in New York, so many talented people converge.
You're exposed to great work almost accidentally, whether that's in studios, at talks, in museums, or through conversations that start casually and turn into something far more insightful.
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New York is fast, demanding, and full of strong opinions, but for designers, it's also a place of constant learning. Koto's Hailey (SoJeong) Kim shares how working in the city has sharpened her craft,...

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