Channah Garcia
LEED AP, WELL AP, NCIDQ, IIDA
Senior Interior Designer
Specialty
JusticeLocation
AtlantaWith more than 19 years of experience in the design community, Channah brings a multifaceted perspective to her role as Senior Interior Designer with Treanor’s Justice studio. Based in Alpharetta, Georgia, Channah has contributed to projects from every angle—as a consultant, vendor, client representative, and designer—giving her a well-rounded understanding of how design decisions affect people and outcomes.
Channah is especially passionate about sustainable and trauma-informed design, and she brings that commitment to every project she touches. Her approach aligns perfectly with Treanor’s mission to create justice spaces that heal, empower, and adapt to those they serve. Her experience includes everything from building renovations to commercial interiors, and she is particularly proud of her role in helping achieve one of Georgia’s first LEED Platinum for Existing Buildings: O+M (Operations and Maintenance).
Channah is actively involved in the design and broader community through organizations like IIDA, CIDQ, St. Baldrick’s, Habitat for Humanity, ACE Mentorship, and Atlanta Cares. She also looks forward to expanding her experience into behavioral health design, driven by her belief that thoughtful environments can significantly impact mental and emotional well-being.
Get to know Channah
What is on your bucket list?
- Visit my father’s birthplace in Cuba
- Travel to every continent
- Spend a night in every U.S. state
- Read every book on Goodreads top 100 best books of all time
- Sell a piece of my art to someone I’m not related to
What is an interesting fact not many people know about you?
I climbed to the top of Mt. Masada in Israel when I was 17.
What do you like to do outside of work?
I love to go see live music, especially small venues like dive bars. I’m a nerd, so of course I love museums and art exhibits. I also enjoy being in nature, especially with my husband or pups, and I enjoy painting and writing poetry.
What did you want to be when you grew up?
A teacher, a singer, or Indiana Jones.





