Allison Peitz, AIA, LEED AP, is drawn to public-facing projects that address public interest through architecture and solve present and future problems of human interaction within the built environment. Allison is passionate about designing learning environments that can have an immense, positive impact on a broad cross-section of the population. She enjoys leveraging technology and research to envision future solutions to today’s problems and has experience in materials and fabrication research. Allison received her Bachelor of Arts from Davidson College, where she majored in Art with a focus on large-scale sculpture and minored in Environmental Studies, and later received her Master in Architecture from Harvard Graduate School of Design. Allison is active in Lake|Flato’s R&D Investigations program, through which she has submitted grants and presented research at conferences such as the Environmental Design Research Association on mass timber end-of-life scenarios.