“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.*”
*I like to add: except in tornadoes or hurricanes :)
“There is no such thing as bad weather, only bad clothes.*”
*I like to add: except in tornadoes or hurricanes :)
Keihly is an architect, Phius Certified Consultant, and urban designer deeply committed to creating transformative, sustainable spaces. An optimist and civic innovator, she views herself as a solutionist, blending art, design, and environmental responsibility to craft spaces that positively impact communities. As a Regenerative Design Coordinator at Studio G, Keihly is a firm leader in embedding sustainability and resilience into every design phase.
Keihly began her career working with the Passive House Institute US (Phius) and had the unique experience of living in the first Passive House built in the U.S. This firsthand experience with super low-energy, affordable housing has shaped her design philosophy, emphasizing the importance of building science and sustainability.
Keihly is passionate about designing affordable housing and schools that are not just functional but healing and transformative for those who use them. She thrives on projects of all scales, from designing community engagement experiences and temporary parks like PARK(ing) Day to long-term buildings, design guidelines, and master plans that can impact communities for generations. Regardless of scale, her work is always guided by a commitment to sustainability and creating healthy, energy-efficient spaces that reduce environmental impact.
Her dedication to sustainability is intertwined with a focus on urban design principles that make communities more efficient, walkable, and enjoyable. Keihly believes in the power of great design to improve lives, making spaces that are not only beautiful but accessible and meaningful for all.
