Imelda Morris

Imelda is an architectural designer in Treanor’s PK-12 Education studio, based in our Denver office. With more than a decade of experience designing people-centered, environmentally responsible spaces across India and the U.S., Imelda brings a thoughtful and global perspective to every project she takes on.

Her work spans large-scale urban planning to K–12 education design, with a passion for sustainable architecture and cultural storytelling. One of her most meaningful milestones was designing a school for a rural community within the Navajo Nation—an experience that deepened her belief in architecture’s power to honor identity while shaping the future. Her approach aligns closely with Treanor’s mission to design schools that inspire awe, support whole-child development, and serve as trusted community anchors.

Beyond the studio, Imelda is a joyful creative with a love for fashion, crafting, and self-taught latte art—her designs have even caught the attention of a few celebrity coffee lovers online. She’s also an active volunteer and mentor, supporting programs like Meals on Wheels, Tech Trek, and youth STEAM education festivals.

With a talent for weaving sustainability, community values, and design excellence into the built environment, Imelda is helping us build smarter schools that nurture students and strengthen neighborhoods.