Lily is an architectural designer with Treanor’s Justice design team, based in our Lexington, Kentucky office. A graduate of the University of Kentucky with a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture and a minor in Environmental Science, Lily brings a fresh perspective to designing spaces that balance functionality, security, and positive human experiences. Her interest in environmental design and justice architecture makes her a passionate contributor to our projects that serve communities and promote well-being.

Before pursuing architecture, Lily began her academic journey at the University of Louisville, studying Criminal Justice and Sustainability. This multidisciplinary background provides her with valuable insight into the justice system and the role architecture plays in fostering resiliency and behavioral change. Her study abroad experience in Barcelona further deepened her appreciation for diverse architectural styles and innovative design approaches.

Kimberly is a senior architect and project manager in Treanor’s Justice design studio, bringing over 15 years of experience in commercial architecture to the team. Kimberly specializes in managing complex architectural projects, including interior design, new construction, and renovations, with eight years of experience dedicated to project management. Her experience and leadership are vital to creating designs that balance functionality, safety, and human experience.

A proud graduate of the University of Kansas, where she studied architectural engineering and architecture, Kimberly’s time at KU included a transformative study abroad experience in Siena, Italy. This international exposure fueled her passion for exploring diverse architectural styles and cultural influences—a passion that continues to inspire her work and her travels.

Throughout her career, Kimberly has worked across various markets, including hospitality. She’s particularly proud of her role in designing and managing the AC Hotel in Bozeman, a project that highlights her ability to merge aesthetics with practicality. When she’s not managing projects, Kimberly enjoys discovering new cuisines, traveling, and spending time with her two corgi mix dogs.

Sara brings more than 15 years of diverse experience in architecture and urban design to Treanor, where she serves as an architectural designer and project manager. With a robust educational background that includes a Bachelor’s in Architecture and a Master’s in Urban Design from Iran, along with graduate coursework in Landscape Architecture from the Academy of Art University in San Francisco, Sara’s experience spans residential, commercial, and office projects across the West Coast.

Sara’s career journey has taken her from designing custom homes in the Bay Area to managing large-scale retail projects, always with a focus on creating functional and aesthetically pleasing environments. Now, she’s excited to bring her skills to healthcare design, where she aims to contribute to our Health team’s practice of creating spaces that promote healing, comfort, and well-being. As a member of NCARB and a licensed architect in Iran, Sara’s commitment to continuous learning and innovation aligns seamlessly with Treanor’s mission to think beyond the project and enhance the communities we serve.

Outside of her professional work, Sara volunteers with the Anything is Possible Foundation, supporting initiatives that empower individuals to achieve their potential. She’s passionate about exploring new places, experiences, and ideas, often finding inspiration through travel and writing.

Carly is an architectural designer with our Historic Preservation team. A Topeka native, Carly has always had a natural curiosity about how things work and a passion for creative problem-solving. This curiosity led her to Kansas State University, where she earned a Master of Architecture and a Minor in Leadership Studies, combining her technical expertise with a commitment to impactful, community-focused design.

Carly is drawn to preservation architecture for its unique ability to enhance community identity and promote sustainability. She believes that every historical building holds stories that deserve to be protected and shared, and she’s excited to be part of projects that foster a sense of continuity and belonging. Carly sees architecture as a powerful tool for shaping mental and environmental well-being, balancing technical challenges with meaningful, human-centered design.

Alma is an architectural designer specializing in historic preservation. A graduate of the University of California, Berkeley, with a BA in Architecture and a minor in sustainable design, Alma brings a rich blend of passion, innovation, and leadership to our team.

Alma is proud to be a first-generation Latina, making significant strides advocating for diversity and inclusivity within the field. During her tenure as president of the National Organization of Minority Architecture Students (NOMAS) at UC Berkeley, Alma made lasting contributions to studio culture and student-faculty relations, leaving a profound impact on the College of Environmental Design. Her leadership extended beyond academia; she led her team to a top ten placement at the NOMA Conference Student Competition, showcasing her ability to drive excellence.

Alma’s dedication to making a difference extends to her volunteer work with Casa Esperanza, a nonprofit in Mexico supporting survivors of domestic violence. She led a design event introducing middle school students to the field of architecture, culminating in the completion of the winning design at the shelter. Her involvement with SF NOMA and AIA East Bay further underscores her commitment to community engagement. As part of our team, Alma is excited to apply her skills to uncover hidden stories and breathe new life into historic buildings.