A Life-long passion

Meg knew she wanted to be an architect in the 4th grade. But she also felt a deep pull to protect our beautiful planet. Ultimately, she earned a Bachelor's degree in Art and Environmental Science from Denison University in 2003, followed by a Master's degree in Architecture in 2007.

In the nearly 20 years since, Meg has worked across the architecture and construction industries — sharpening her craft, deepening her commitment to sustainable design, and developing a philosophy rooted in one core belief: that a beautiful home and a responsible one should never be in conflict.

Today, Meg designs homes that honor the people who live in them, the generations who will come after us, and the extraordinary planet we all share.