Nancy works as a specialist in all housing types, with a primary focus on licensed senior living and LIHTC apartment communities. Her solid understanding of regulatory and design issues, coupled with her passion for biophilic design, innovation and building code management contributes to the success of her projects. 

Nancy is former Chair of the US Green Building Council’s (USGBC) Missouri Gateway Chapter, and as an advocate for sustainability, she has supervised many LEED-certified and Enterprise Green Communities projects. One of her most notable winning designs was for Washington University’s Sustainable Land Lab Competition, where her Chess Pocket Park took first place by bringing sustainable principles and community development together for a long-term solution to a formerly vacant lot in Old North St. Louis.

Fun Fact

I lived in Saigon, Vietnam from 1962 until 1965, when we were evacuated as the war heated up. It was my first time out of the US and my friends were all children of State Department and others who had lived in foreign countries their whole lives. The experience was eye-opening for a young teen and an interesting view into other cultures.

Notable Projects