Deborah Lukan has been a Project Architect for multiple corporate office and mixed-use projects for Pickard Chilton, including 600 Canal Place, Dominion Energy’s new headquarters in Richmond, Virginia. Previous projects include ExxonMobil’s Global Campus in Houston; the 900 New York Avenue office building in Washington, DC; Four Seasons Place, a luxury hotel and residential complex in Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia; and, 300 North LaSalle, a 60-story office tower in Chicago. Demonstrating her commitment to design excellence, these projects have garnered 27 awards and have achieved certification of nearly 12 million gsf of LEED Gold or Platinum.

A champion of young women designers, she initiated a studio-wide program to mentor them to achieve licensure. As the Intern Development Program coordinator for Connecticut, she guided countless designers to become architects. She has been a board member and volunteer for the ACE Mentor Program and previously served on the Clemson School of Architecture Professional Advisory Board.

Prior to Pickard Chilton, Ms. Lukan worked in Shelton, Connecticut, and London, UK. She earned a Bachelor of Science in Architectural Design from Clemson University and a Master of Architecture from Virginia Polytechnic Institute.