As an interior designer, Amy draws inspiration from nature to create library, educational, and healthcare spaces that not only relate to a building’s exteriors but also, conceptually, bring the outside in – a reminder of our essential connection to the world around us. But biophilic design is only one aspect of her work. Another is her focus on engaging people in their wonderful diversity through spaces that are inclusive, accessible, and universally welcoming. With a disciplined approach to design that recognizes that just because something can be done does not mean it actually should be done, she collaborates with clients to design spaces that transcend beauty and function to tell meaningful stories about the people who inhabit them. Her ability to empathize with users, combined with strong space planning skills, consistently produces interiors that are enduring, sustainable, and proudly owned by clients and their user groups.
