Pum Photjananuwat

Ms. Photjananuwat joined Renfro Design Group in 2005 and is a Lighting Designer with a background in Interior Architecture. She received a Bachelor of Interior Architecture from King Mongkut Institute of Technology in Ladkrabang, Bangkok, Thailand and a Master of Fine Arts in Design and Technology with a focus on new media arts from Parsons School of Design in New York City.

Ms. Photjananuwat’s recently completed projects include The American Wing Period Rooms at the Metropolitan Museum of Art In New York, NY; the Grand Teton National Park Visitor‘s Center in Moose, Wyoming; Aileron Campus in Dayton, Ohio; the Department of Social and Cultural Analysis and the Philosophy Department at New York University in New York, NY. Her current projects include the Sandridge Energy Masterplan in Oklahoma City, OK; The Islamic Galleries and American Wing Painting Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, NY; and The Boucher Room at the Frick Collection in New York, NY.

Prior to working for Renfro Design Group, Ms. Photjananuwat worked for Thompson+Sears Lighting and Brandston Partnership. While at these firms, Ms. Photjanauwat participated in the process of lighting design from conceptual design through construction. She was involved in a variety of projects including residences, landscapes, offices, and master plans. Specifically, she was involved in the offices for EuroHypo and Interactive Corporate Headquarters, as well as master plans for city development in Queens including Queens West Stage 2 and Long Island City Links.

Ms. Photjananuwat is member of the United States Green Building Council and the Designers Lighting Forum of New York.