Jenna is passionate about the enduring impact that thoughtfully-designed learning environments can have on students’ formative years and enjoys creating such projects for students across the DC metropolitan region. She approaches each project as a unique puzzle to solve, considering solutions from the viewpoints of their end users. Jenna’s work spans age ranges from elementary schools, to high schools, to higher education.

Her work is primarily focused in the renovation and reimagination of existing buildings. She has a particular appreciation and respect for historic buildings, which has been reflected in her work on the renovation of Thurston Hall at the George Washington University and the new DC Infrastructure Academy at Spingarn High School. A Ward 5 resident and neighbor of Spingarn High School, Jenna is a deeply involved member of her community and participates in her Advisory Neighborhood Commission. She is also a graduate of the DC-based AIA Christopher Kelley Leadership Development Program.