Elizabeth’s appreciation for architecture and historic preservation began with family road trips to a wide range of National Parks, Monuments, and Memorial Sites. She is inspired by the power of these spaces, the actions they have sparked, and the events they have facilitated. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture from Lawrence Technological University and is working towards licensure. Since joining KDG in 2024, Elizabeth has worked on a combination of hospitality, multifamily residential, workplace, and historic survey projects. She brings a thoughtful approach to sustainability, research, and understanding the cultural and urban context of place, with a focus on adaptive reuse and responsible design.
Elizabeth is inspired by the potential of built spaces to spark discussion, foster community, and promote personal learning and expression. She explores design through a social lens to combine technical knowledge and creative expression in ways people resonate with.
Outside of work, you can find Elizabeth picking up a new craft medium, spending time with friends, teaching baton twirling lessons, or curling up with a good book.
Elizabeth’s appreciation for architecture and historic preservation began with family road trips to a wide range of National Parks, Monuments, and Memorial Sites. She is inspired by the power of these spaces, the actions they have sparked, and the events they have facilitated. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and a Master of Architecture from Lawrence Technological University and is working towards licensure. Since joining KDG in 2024, Elizabeth has worked on a combination of hospitality, multifamily residential, workplace, and historic survey projects. She brings a thoughtful approach to sustainability, research, and understanding the cultural and urban context of place, with a focus on adaptive reuse and responsible design.
Elizabeth is inspired by the potential of built spaces to spark discussion, foster community, and promote personal learning and expression. She explores design through a social lens to combine technical knowledge and creative expression in ways people resonate with.
Outside of work, you can find Elizabeth picking up a new craft medium, spending time with friends, teaching baton twirling lessons, or curling up with a good book.
