We design to learn from the past.
We design to envision the future.

A native of Belle Chasse, Jennifer has a background in illustration, graphic design and business administration. She brings a keen ability to understand and facilitate both the design and business facets of Trapolin-Peer’s work. With over 20 years of management and marketing experience, she finds particular enjoyment in human resources, streamlining communication, and developing personal relationships within the studio.

Studied

South University
Business Administration and Management

Delgado Community College
Graphic Design 

Raymond is a New Orleans native, where the rich blend of culture in food, music, and artistry deeply influenced his worldview. During his college years as part of NOMAS, he discovered the power of mentorship, shaping his passion for connecting with people through shared experiences. Inspired by a cousin's pursuit of architecture, Raymond delved into the field, driven by a lifelong passion for sketching houses and cars. 

His architectural expertise lies in the art of problem-solving, relishing challenges that demand critical thinking, research, and collaborative solutions. The transformative moment when a design concept materializes during construction is the most magical aspect of his projects. To Raymond, good design transcends client goals; it enhances occupants' lives, impacting their health, emotions, and the surrounding community in innovative and equitable ways. 

Beyond architecture, Raymond immerses himself in Latin partner social dancing, a cherished hobby cultivated over nearly two decades, providing a vibrant balance to his professional endeavors.


Studied

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Architecture 

Community & Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Equity Diversity & Inclusion Committee 

UnCommon Construction
Volunteer 

National Organization of Minority Architects - Louisiana
Project Pipeline Volunteer

From Lake Pontchartrain’s North Shore, Brady grew up steeped in creativity, surrounded by his family of architects, potters, and artists. During his time at LSU and the Virginia Tech Washington Alexandria Architecture Center in DC, he gained valuable experience working across multiple firms, honing his skills while pursuing his education. His current focus lies in project management at TPA, where he leads smaller-scale new construction projects, showcasing his adeptness in handling diverse responsibilities. Known for his iterative design approach, he thrives on exploring numerous options within a project's confines, diligently considering owner input, budget, and site limitations. Beyond professional endeavors, he finds joy in renovating rental properties and his own home, leveraging these experiences to further enrich his architectural prowess and construction expertise, aspiring to become a well-rounded architect.

Studied

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Architecture

Virginia Tech
School of Architecture, Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center

Community & Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Member

A native of Mobile, Alabama and graduate of Auburn University, Kevin is a skilled, ambitious project manager. He has worked on a diverse array of projects, including educational, commercial office spaces, and multi-family residential developments. He is adept at broad-strokes conceptual design and has the tenacity and patience to shepherd schematic ideas through detailing while protecting the design intent.

As a member of the firm’s leadership team, he focuses on resource development, mentorship, and collaborative design.


Studied

Auburn University 
Bachelor of Architecture

Community & Professional Involvement

St. Angela Merici School
Board President 2022-23
Advisory Board 2021

Holy Name of Jesus Church
Renovation Advisory Committee

Hailing Ohio, and after a transformative period in Brooklyn, Matthew now proudly calls New Orleans home. His affinity for the city's rich cultural tapestry and layered histories fuels a passion for creating spaces that resonate within its spirited fabric. 

Matthew’s journey into architecture was shaped by familial influences, spending formative years aiding his father in construction projects, reveling in the collaborative process of shaping spaces for others. With a penchant for minimal contemporary designs evolving into an embrace of New Orleans' living character, his expertise lies in weaving new architectural layers into the city's historical context. 

The most enchanting aspect of his projects lies in witnessing the fruition of meticulous planning and design, seeing spaces utilized in unforeseen ways. Mathew's definition of "good design" centers on honoring and enhancing the lives intertwined with their buildings, a quality felt deeply rather than overtly observed. Beyond Matthew’s craft, weekends find him immersed in household renovations, savoring culinary endeavors, dancing to traditional jazz, relishing gardening, and basking in the leisurely pace of Louisiana life.


Studied

Bowling Green State University
Bachelor of Architecture

Pratt Institute
Master of Architecture

Community & Professional Involvement

New Orleans Museum of Art
Member, Young Fellows

A native of Shreveport, Madeline attended Northwestern State University and received her Bachelor of Science in Business Administration. With an innate talent for organization and a passion for interiors design, Madeline enjoys working in Trapolin-Peer’s design environment where she works with Human Resources, large-scale organization projects, and event planning for the firm. 

Her family's life-long dedication to community service motivated them to establish a church, where they also coordinate a variety of projects to give back to their community.

Studied

Northwestern State University
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration

A native of Lafitte, Macy graduated in Biology and Business Administration from the University of New Orleans. She brings nearly a decade of administrative experience to TPA, having worked in both corporate and small business environments. With an eye for detail, Macy enjoys seeing projects from start to finish, giving the process her undivided attention; coordinating the studio’s day-to-day workflow, event planning and community engagement initiatives. When she isn’t buried in a book or spending time with friends and family, you can find her planning choreography for a local theater.

Studied

University of New Orleans
Bachelor of Science, Biology and Business Administration 

Born in the Northeast and raised in Louisiana, Daniel has always been interested in the impact of the built environment on a community. Experiencing the ways in which New Orleans’ lively offerings create joy for the community has been an inspiration for him. Since joining TPA in 2014, Daniel has worked on a broad selection of projects including renovation and new construction for residential, hospitality, educational and mix-use buildings. His well-rounded knowledge of construction allows him to produce informative drawings resulting in the construct of the building as the design intended. For Daniel, there is magic in the process of architecture. To be able to transform a napkin sketch into a building for an owner to occupy as intended, is profound. He believes that architecture should have a sensitive approach, protecting and preserving the social and built environment connecting work and play. 

Daniel leads the studio’s Revit Third Tuesday Tutorials. In his free time he is on the volleyball court – a new found passion. 


Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies
Master of Architecture 

A native New Orleanian, Andrea is a graduate of Louisiana State University School of Architecture and supplemental program at the Virginia Tech Washington Alexandria Architecture Center in DC, where she gained an appreciation for urban design and creation with a focus on accessibility and sustainability. Her expertise spans commercial adaptive reuse projects, multi-family, historic renovation projects and interior based designs, where she thrives on diving into details. Her love for creating moving spaces started at an early age, constantly rearranging elements to achieve a feeling. This ultimately became her calling to architecture, to be able to design physical environments that effortlessly evoke meaning. She is a lead designer for Trapolin-Peer’s interior design projects and strategic graphics projects. She enjoys the endless possibilities a project holds in the beginning design stages. 

Since moving to Hattiesburg, MS, Andrea loves how New Orleans lives within you, even when you are not there. She continues to create spaces within her garden and enjoys the endless hunt of vintage shopping.

Studied

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Architecture 

Virginia Tech
School of Architecture, Washington-Alexandria Architecture Center 


Community & Professional Involvement

The University of Southern Mississippi Foundation
Board Member, Partner for the Arts

Downtown Hattiesburg Association
Design Committee

Gene embraces architecture through an artistic and literary lens, reflected in his skilled and sensitive draftsmanship of intricate, ambitious freehand drawings. His profound respect for design starts with the initial idea and the expertise in translating great ideas to a concept above the status quo. His broad-ranging projects in new construction, adaptive reuse, and historic renovations for multi-family, affordable housing, educational, and commercial projects positioned him to become one of Trapolin-Peer’s first associates. In 2021, Gene was named partner. He has immensely impacted and increased the firm’s capacity to negotiate complex deals and develop constructable design concepts. As in work, Gene enjoys spending time reading, writing, drawing, and personal renovation projects.


Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies


Community & Professional Involvement

Acadiana Center for the Arts, Lafayette
Member 

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Member

Downtown Lafayette Unlimited
Member 

Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
Member

Urban Land Institute, Louisiana
Program Chair and Member 

Originally from Pennsylvania, John’s interest in architecture began in childhood - particularly during visits to the Victorian shore town of Cape May, New Jersey - and ultimately led him on an unexpected journey to New Orleans. He attended graduate school at Tulane University, where he obtained his Master of Architecture and Master of Preservation Studies. Focusing his career on the preservation and restoration of historic buildings, John has an appreciation for not only their aesthetic qualities but also as the tangible expressions of the aspirations and limitations of the societies that produced them.  This passion of well-built history has manifested in a personal collection of antiques. John enjoys uncovering the “layers of time” in historic buildings, turning to historical documentation to inform his design. John is an avid collector of antiques and a committed long-distance runner.


Studied

Franklin & Marshall College
Bachelor of Arts, Government

Tulane University
Master of Architecture
Master of Preservation Studies

Community & Professional Involvement

Institute of Classical Architecture & Art, Louisiana
Member

Blake Kidder grew up in the Acadiana region of Louisiana and moved to New Orleans after earning a Masters of Architecture from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Acadiana left a lasting influence on his sensibility and design aesthetic and his work is characterized equally by respect for the past and anticipation of future change. 

For Blake, design moves should be timeless, providing a lasting contextual impact of the community. As a team member since 2011, Blake has actively worked as project manager on many multi-family residential, hospitality, and adaptive reuse projects that renovate and strengthen the idiosyncratic urban landscape of New Orleans. Outside of the office, Blake enjoys exploring less urban landscapes while camping, hiking and canoeing.


Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies
Master of Architecture

Lorraine brings nearly 15 years of interdisciplinary marketing and design experience from her time in architecture, construction, renewable energy, and event marketing. A native of Lafayette, Lorraine graduated in Advertising from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. Lorraine is currently co-chair of the SMPS SeLA Mentor + Protégé Program, where she was also named Rising Star in 2019, Member of the Year in 2022, and Hall of Fame in 2024. In 2020, Lorraine partnered with Young Leadership Council to design the new identity for the iconic “New Orleans: Proud to Call Home” campaign.

Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Liberal Arts, Advertising


Community & Professional Involvement

Society for Marketing Professional Services, Southeast Louisiana

• Mentor + Protégé Program Co-Chair, 2024 - 2025
• Past President, 2023 - 2024
• President, 2022 - 2023
• President-Elect, 2021 - 2022
• Director-At-Large, Communications, 2020 - 2021

NOLA Funk Fest
Planning Committee, 2024

Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
Holiday Home Tour Planning Committee, 2023 and 2024

A native of Houston, Texas, Cornisha’s interest in architecture began with the idea of home and feeling connected to space. For Cornisha, good design is both responsive and solution driven. She seeks to design interiors that inspire. In addition to architecture, Cornisha pursues graphic design and fabrication as a means of expanding her creative perspective. She has produced a variety of welded sculptures, one of which is on display at the LSU Sculpture Garden. 

Following her graduation from Louisiana State University School of Architecture, where she received the 2020 LSU College of Art and Design Dean’s Medal, she now calls New Orleans home. During her time at LSU, Cornisha traveled to Puerto Rico for Urban Design studies and completed internships in both residential and commercial design with firms in Baton Rouge and Houston. In her free time, Cornisha enjoys designing, manipulating, and building furniture for her home.


Studied

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Architecture

Raised between southern California and central Louisiana, Paula studied Architecture at the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She began her career in Los Angeles and in the following years built experience designing single-family and mixed-use developments in New Orleans. 

Since joining the firm in 2001, Paula has utilized her expertise in managing intricate projects to guide the firm in accomplishing significant-scale work successfully. She provides excellent internal leadership by identifying firm needs and implementing plans to address them, mentoring young designers, and contributing significantly to the strength of project execution and design. She became a partner in 2009 and has helped to grow the firm’s project portfolio and evolve the firm culture. 

Beyond the firm, she is an engaged member of the professional community, serving as Past- President of the New Orleans Chapter of the American Institute of Architect (AIA), cofounder of the member of Women In Architecture Committee (WIA), board member of DOCOMOMO, and a founding Board member of the New Orleans Architecture Foundation (NOAF). She is currently on the Tulane School of Architecture Advisory Board and serves on the Gretna Historic District Committee, where she spearheaded the development of a Historic Districts Design Guidelines Book for the City of Gretna. Paula leads the firm’s sustainability efforts and signed the firm on to join the AIA 3030 Commitment in 2016. She helped to expand the firm’s sustainable design practices to incorporate the lenses of improved building performance, resilience, wellness, and social equity.

Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies 


Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Past-President

Campaign for Equity, New Orleans
Chair of Housing and Real Estate Cluster

DOCOMOMO, New Orleans
Board of Directors

Historic Districts Commission for the City of Gretna
Seat of the City Architect

International Interior Design Association, Delta Regional
Professional Member 

New Orleans Architecture Foundation
Co-Founder & Past-President

Jefferson Parish Chamber of Commerce
Member

Urban Land Institute, Louisiana
Real Estate Diversity Initiative Mentor & Mission Advancement Chair

Women in Architecture, New Orleans
Co-Founder and Past-President

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
College of Arts Advisory Board
Diversity Committee

Originally from the Northeast, Margitta made New Orleans her permanent home in 2007. She earned dual undergraduate degrees in art and physics from Stony Brook University in New York and seized the opportunity to merge her two very separate passions in a Master of Architecture at Tulane University. She started her career with work on large-scale federal projects and advanced by working on mixed-use, multi-family, and commercial projects varying in scale. 

At Trapolin-Peer, she applies her architectural expertise, LEED AP certification, and commitment to sustainability on the firm’s cutting-edge historic renovations.


Studied

Stony Brook University
Bachelor of Arts, Art & Physics 

Tulane University 
Master of Architecture 

Community & Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Member

Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
Member

Tulane University School of Architecture
Former LEED Fellowship & Graduate Teaching Assistant

Women in Architecture, New Orleans
Member

Hailing from the Pontchartrain Basin, Julia’s experiences with rebuilding after Hurricane Katrina left her keenly aware of South Louisiana’s environmental challenges and opportunities. She went on to explore this topic in depth during her architecture studies at Louisiana State University where she channeled her skills towards positively effecting the community through the contextual design of the built environment. No matter the scale, Julia believes in design’s potential to enhance the well-being and connection of clients, users, and environment. Julia works on architectural projects of various scales and supports graphics needs throughout the firm. From biking or jogging around her neighborhood to seeing live music, Julia places a personal and professional emphasis on enjoying New Orleans.


Studied

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Architecture 


Community & Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architect, New Orleans
Member

unCommon Construction
Volunteer

From an early age, Sarah has been surrounded by the artistic and cultural influences of the south. Growing up in the small college town of Oxford, Mississippi to two passionately creative parents, she was exposed to a large literary, artist, and cultural studies community that had a lasting impact on her life. 
An avid champion of the American South, Sarah holds a degree in Southern Studies from the University of Mississippi. She carried this focus into her architectural thesis work for her Master of Architecture at Tulane University, investigating the influence of social culture on the built environment. Later, she led a year-long research project on the impact of post-Katrina demolition in New Orleans public housing. Sarah’s social focus gives her an affinity for institutional work. 

Sarah finds fulfillment through mentoring young architects, further enriching the design community here in New Orleans. Architecture gives her the ability to work with a wide variety of people to find a common ground, designing towards a common goal that results in a more successful project. One that impacts the community, cultivated from the intersection of research and art.


Studied

University of Mississippi
Bachelor of Arts, Southern Studies

Tulane University
Master of Architecture


Professional & Community Involvement

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Member and Past Associate Director

Women in Architecture, New Orleans
Member and Past-Co-Chair

A native New Orleanian, Peter Trapolin, FAIA is the founding principal of Trapolin-Peer Architects and has dedicated over four decades of professional experience to the city he calls home. An alumnus of De La Salle High School, he attended Tulane’s School of Architecture where he received the Moise Goldstein Award honoring his historic preservation work as well as the AIA Scholastic Award for Excellence in the study of architecture. 

In 1981, he founded Peter M. Trapolin & Associates, which became Trapolin-Peer Architects in 2009, celebrating its 40th anniversary in 2021. His premiere renovation project at 600 Julia Street, one of the “Thirteen Sisters” of Julia Row designed by Alexander Thompson Wood in the 1830s, still stands as a downtown landmark. This project’s success, in conjunction with Peter’s various other projects in the area, triggered the revitalization of and renewed investment in the entire Central Business and Warehouse District neighborhoods. 

While the firm has worked across the Gulf South, Peter’s dedication to historic preservation and detailing has saved many local historic buildings and helped repair the urban fabric in and around New Orleans’ historic districts. For him, scale and style are the most important elements of design. Decades later, Peter and the firm continue to be renowned both for innovative and contextual new buildings as well as environmentally sensitive renovations and restorations. Peter believes strongly in sharing of knowledge and mentoring future architects. He has served as a visiting critic, advisory board member and faculty member at Tulane University School of Architecture. He has also served as a guest lecturer on preservation at the University of New Orleans.

In 2017, Peter was recognized with AIA’s prestigious fellowship designation for his exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society as a whole. In his free time Mr. Trapolin is an enthusiastic boater and fisherman, navigating the Gulf from a piece of property in Mississippi that has been in his family for more than 75 years.

Studied

Tulane University
Bachelor of Architecture
Master of Architecture

University of Liverpool
Master of Architecture

Community & Professional Involvement

AIA College of Fellows (FAIA)
Inducted 2017

American Institute of Architects, New Orleans
Past-President

American Institute of Architects, Louisiana
Past Board Member

Association of Preservation Technology
Member

Historic District Landmarks Commission – CBD
Commission Member

Louisiana Landmarks Society
Advocacy Committee Member

Institute Of Classical Architecture & Art, Louisiana
Member

National Trust for Historic Preservation
Member

Preservation Resource Center of New Orleans
Past-Board Member & Advocacy Committee

Growing up with a secure sense of home and culture in Southeast Louisiana inspired Gabriel to build sanctuaries where people gather. Familiar with a broad range of project scales and types, Gabriel brings multi-faceted experience in residential work, hospitality projects, and public and private institutional buildings. She thrives on collaboration, finding reward in engaging clients and contractors as true partners in the design process. Through her multiple roles as Designer, Project Manager and Project Architect she has been able to foster successful relationships with clients’ goals, translating them into building projects with a clear design vision considering quality, budget and schedule. Gabriel spends her free time creating her own sanctuary gardening, playing tennis and spending time with family.

Studied

University of Louisiana at Lafayette
Bachelor of Science, Architectural Studies


Community Involvement

American Institute of Architects New Orleans
Member

Commercial Real Estate Women, New Orleans
Member and Past-President

Junior League of New Orleans
Member; Past Capital Property Planning Vice Chair; Get on Board Co-Chair

Long Vue House and Gardens
Member

Committee for a Better New Orleans
Bryan Bell Metropolitan Leadership Forum

New Orleans Regional Leadership Institute
Class of 2020

STEM Library Lab
Board Member

Urban Land Institute, Louisiana
REDI Mentor

Vieux Carre Commission
Commission Member

Women in Architecture, New Orleans
Member

YWCA of Greater New Orleans
Member

A Milwaukee native, Alan has always appreciated the generous public spaces and vast lakefront access in his hometown. Through the lens of a skateboarder, he observed these urban spaces in a unique way, studying the use of a particular space. An initial introduction to New Orleans during graduate school at the University of Wisconsin-Milwaukee piqued his interest in how physical spaces inform community. After many visits, he heeded the call of life below sea level in 2016. With experience in new construction, planning, and programming for educational, multi-family, and hospitality design, Alan believes in architecture’s power to be an equalizing force in society. And there is no greater reward than seeing how a community engages with and occupies the spaces in their own creative and unexpected ways.

Alan is invested in the livelihood of felines, diving into commissioned custom furniture pieces for cats. He is also involved in a community garden where he cultivates peppers and produces hot sauces that are sold locally along with other products from the garden.

Studied

University of Wisconsin, Milwaukee
Bachelor of Architecture
Master of Architecture 

Community & Professional Involvement 

Historic New Orleans Collection
Member

Lindsay Pritchard, a native of Lafayette, Louisiana, holds a Master of Architecture and Master of Preservation Studies from Tulane University and a Bachelor of Fine Art in Photography from Louisiana State University. She is committed to rehabilitating historic structures and designing contemporary buildings suited to their visual and climatic context, yet distinctly their own. Since joining the TPA team, Lindsay has had the opportunity to apply these values to various projects, including adaptive reuse and historic preservation cases, as well as new builds. The composition of a space holds great importance to Lindsay, an experiential translation of balance in one’s body. In her spare time, she enjoys perusing art books and fixing up the 1930s craftsman that she shares with her husband and taking their dog on bayou walks.

Studied

Tulane University
Master of Architecture
Master of Preservation Studies 

Louisiana State University
Bachelor of Fine Arts, Photography
Minor, Art History

Zack’s love for building computers brought him into the world of architecture. A New Orleans native, Zack holds a bachelor’s degree from the University of New Orleans and an associate degree from Delgado, both in Business Administration. He is a skilled systems administrator with a love of learning new technology and adapting it to the company’s needs. With an eye for efficiency, Zach helps maintain a productive workflow in the office. In his free time, Zack travels around the Gulf Coast playing hockey, both roller and ice!

Studied

University of New Orleans
Bachelor of Science, Business Administration

Delgado Community College
Associates, Business Administration 

Community Involvement

New Orleans Hockey
Board of Directors

A native Louisianian hailing from the oak lined streets of Covington, Kate became interested in design during a trip to Yosemite National Park and the Ahwahnee Lodge. The grandeur of interior and exterior spaces and their relationship to nature left such a mark that she elected to become an architect. Kate appreciates the unique challenges presented by New Orleans’ complex histories and cultural melding and how they inform architecture. She enjoys projects that commemorate the old while introducing new narratives through contemporary, sustainable interventions. Collaborative by nature, Kate is drawn to architecture’s ability to incorporate a variety of perspectives. 

Seeking creativity at every turn, Kate enjoys pottery and ceramics, travel, taking in the world on her porch, and spending time with family and friends.

Studied

Louisiana State University 
Bachelor of Architecture, Minors in Italian and Architecture History

A New Orleans native, Alex spent several years away but kept an eye on the city’s constant evolution. The dynamic hospitality and commercial landscape ultimately drew her back from Los Angeles where she most recently worked for Meyer Davis Studio, an internationally recognized design boutique specializing in high-end hospitality projects. 

Drawn to interiors since she was young, it was an internship in London during college that exposed her to hospitality and commercial design, sparking her fascination for balancing aesthetics, functionality, and memorable experiences. Alex received her degree in Interior Design from the University of Georgia. Outside of work, she enjoys spending time with family and friends, and traveling to new cities in search of inspiration and creativity.

Studied

University of Georgia
Bachelor of Science, Interior Design


Community Involvement

International Interior Design Association

American Society of Interior Designers

Born and raised in Columbus, Ohio, Austin became interested in creating as a child through exploring the different neighborhoods in her city. This peaked her interest in not just architecture, but in the built environment. She went on to pursue Architecture at Miami University and participated in the Over-The-Rhine Design-Build program where she explored Urban Design. With issues surrounding Climate Change, she became interested in environmental sustainability through Passive House Design while abroad in Malta. Following undergrad, she participated in UrbanBuild program at Tulane University where she gained knowledge in construction techniques and assemblies.Austin still finds joy in exploring, and it continues to inform her design and development work that celebrates historically marginalized communities. She has a broad range of experience in historic renovation and adaptive reuse and is committed to environmental sustainability.

Studied

Miami University
Bachelor of Arts, Architecture

Tulane University
Master of Architecture
Master of Sustainable Real Estate Development


Professional & Community Involvement

National Organization for Minority Architects, Louisiana
Board Member, Student Outreach

Tulane University School of Architecture 
Alumni Council

From historic New England, James draws inspiration from the unique evolution of his hometown's identity. His fascination with how density shapes our lives led to an award-winning thesis exploring suburban development as the embodiment of the American Dream. With expertise in urban design, master planning, hospitality, and multifamily architecture, James brings a diverse approach to projects. He believes that good design embodies honesty, longevity, and meticulous detail. Beyond architecture, he dabbles in crafting small-batch amaro, creates ceramics, and enjoys walks in City Park with his dog.

Studied

Tulane University
Bachelor of Architecture 

Allie’s work between New Jersey, New Orleans, Omaha, Washington and Oregon brings more than 14 years of design experience on a variety of project types including educational facilities, hospital facilities, student housing, commercial workplaces, and residential buildings. From early planning through design and construction, she is always searching for ways to openly engage clients and the team with the root goal of serving the people who will ultimately occupy and maintain the place. Through her roles as Designer and Project Architect, she offers a highly organized and critical approach to design thinking, constantly striving to create holistic environments – showcases of wellness, sustainability, and beauty. A resident of Portland, OR, she immensely enjoys the proximity to the area’s awe-inspiring natural environments. When not hiking a remote mountainside, sitting on an ocean beach, or sitting in a desert hot spring, you can find Allie gardening, crushing her competition in video games, and exploring PDX for new food experiences.

Studied

Tulane University
Bachelor of Architecture
Minor in Urban Studies
Master of Architecture

Community & Professional Involvement

American Institute of Architects, Portland
Member

National Organization of Minority Architects
Project Pipeline