コーチさんのインスタグラム写真 - (コーチInstagram)「Next in our Local Love series: civil engineer, Sebastian Aguas Lozano. Lozano’s parents were civil engineers—some of his earliest memories are of hanging out on job sites, spaces about to be changed by construction. “I was always impressed by the transformation,” Lozano says. He knew he wanted to follow in his parents footsteps. Now, Lozano has spent seven years working as a civil engineer in construction, and three years with his own business, @ecg_renovations. He still finds the job satisfying, especially here in New York where he has found opportunity, success and joy. But people often misunderstand his work. There’s a tendency to focus on the construction process, but for Lozano that’s just the very last stage. Before any brick is laid, “there is a lot of time and effort involved in design, feasibility, budgeting, coordination and project managing”, Lozano explains. So, when Covid-19 began, it wasn’t only the construction part of Lozano’s business that had to be changed, “we had to reinvent the way we work to create a free and safe environment for our staff and subcontractors.” Despite the economic impact, Lozano remains hopeful about the future. He looks forward to continuing to transform spaces in the city he loves. The Coach Foundation is proud to support small businesses like @ecg_renovations in partnership with NYC Department of Small Business Services (SBS) through its contribution to the NYC Small Business Continuity Loan Fund. To learn more visit @nycsmallbiz. ✍️ & 🎨 by @monachalabi」7月31日 10時57分