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Thank you for accepting the following resume and portfolio, submitted
for consideration for position openings for Education / Culture
Practice Area Directors, Design Directors, Senior Project Designers,
Planners or Managers, and Research Leaders. I am happy to
provide additional information and look forward to beginning a
conversation about the possibilities.
Sincerely,
Nina Murrell
Thank you for your interest!
Nina Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
512.569.9665
[email protected]
What kind of dog are you?
After one of the project coordination meetings for the Georgia Museum of Art, Nina’s team decided to figure out
what kind of dog each of the teammates most emulated. The surly graphic designer was declared a Bull Dog,
and the enthusiastic intern a Jack Russell Terrier. A Weimeraner and Poodle rounded out the pack. Nina’s
team described her as a German Shepherd - steady, attentive, capable, smart - the kind of dog that you
can line up behind and trust to lead you past potential catastophe to safety. This was a role she played
as Project Manager, as she carefully shepherded a host of complicated client concerns and envelope design
issues to completion while steadily cultivating strong relationships among the university architects, museum
respresentatives, contractor and consultants.
Biography
Tripartite experience teaching architectural design, running her own
small design firm and expanding fledgling education and culture
practice areas for two firms taught her to value client relationships
and proved a valuable foundation for her current Gensler roles as
Design Director, Regional Education and Culture Practice Area
Leader, and Culture Research Leader.
She is an enthusiastic and engaging speaker and facilitator, fosters
young talent towards authorship in design and research and rallies
teams in productivity and profitability on long-term initiatives and
projects. She actively builds trust among stakeholders through calm
perseverance; past clients have praised her conscientious attention
to detail, listening skills and advocacy for their design interests.
With integrated experience as Project Designer, Manager and
Architect, she has successfully juggled concurrent jobs with multidisciplinary teams of up to 10 people for projects as small as phased
pediatric interior upfits and as large as a 210k sf new residence
hall. She capably integrates and advances workflows of multiple
disciplines including architecture; interior design, environmental
graphic design, and print graphic design in addition to consultant
disciplines.
A balanced strategic thinker, she is both creative and analytical,
and loves to create visuals that provide immediate enlightenment
on complex concepts. Holding the big picture while parsing prolific
details in fast-paced communication-intensive environments, she
very much enjoys working in teams to achieve innovation and
greatness.
Nina L. Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
Licenses and Certificates
• Registered Architect NC 11370 | NCARB Certificate 87259
• LEED Accredited Professional
Professional Chronology
• Harrison Kornberg, Houston, 2013 and 2015
Contracted Project Design and Quality Assurance
• Gensler, Houston, 2013-2015
Design Director
Regional Education + Culture Practice Area Leader
Lead Museum Researcher
• Lord Aeck & Sargent, Atlanta/Austin, 2011-2013
Associate Project Designer and Manager
Lead Business Developer: Arts + Culture
Lead Business Developer: Historic Preservation
Co-Lead Business Developer: Higher Education
• Stanley Beaman & Sears, Atlanta, 2008-2011
Project Designer and Manager
Business Developer: Higher Education, Arts + Culture
Chair of Gallery Committee
Co-Chair of Education Committee
Process Improvement Committee Member
• Domus Architecture, Asheville, 2003-2008
Founding Partner
• PBC+L Architecture, Asheville, 2000-2003
Architectural Designer
Education
• Bachelor of Architecture, 1996
Bachelor of Arts in Architecture, 1994
Rice University, Houston, Texas
• Fulbright Scholar, 1994-1995
Change in Architecture and Urbanism after the Fall of the Berlin Wall
Akademie der bildenden Künste Wien
Universität für angewandte Kunst Wien
Teaching Chronology
• University of Houston School of Architecture, Guest Critic, 2013-2015
• University of Texas School of Architecture, Guest Critic, 2013
• Savannah College of Art and Design, Atlanta, Guest Critic, 2010-2011
• University of Tennessee School of Architecture, Guest Critic, 1999
• University of North Carolina, Asheville, Adjunct and Guest Lecturer,
Humanities Foundation Courses, 1999
• University of Washington, College of Architecture and Urban Planning,
Adjunct Instructor, Design Drawing I and Guest Critic, 1997
• University of Washington, Center for Environmental Design and
Education, Curriculum Developer and Core Instructor of Design for
Youth, 1997
• University of Houston Summer Discovery Program, Teaching Assistant
of Introduction to Architecture, 1996
• Duke University Talent Identification Program, Instructor of Architectural
History and Principles of Design, 1993-1994, 1998
• Duke University Talent Identification Program, Teaching Assistant of
Architectural History and Principles of Design, 1992
Select External Presentations / Publications
• Gensler Blog on Museum Research, March 2015
• Gensler Museum Research, Interim Report on Roundtable Discussions,
February 2015
• Cedar Valley College Conference, “Changing Course: Connecting
Campus Design to a New Kind of Student,” January 2015
• Mountain Plains Museum Association Annual Conference
• “Re-Envisioning Museums as Dynamic Venues for Collaboration,
Creation and Craft,” October 2014
• “Environmental Influences on Visitor Experience,” October 2014
• “Comparative Approaches to Preservation of Historic Museum
Buildings,” October 2012
• “Key Metrics for Planning Environmental Centers,” October 2012
• Gensler Austin Media Luncheon, “Trends in Education,” January 2014
Regularly involved in speaking engagements on topics related to
planning and design of museums, visitor centers and other cultural
and educational facilities.
Nina L. Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
Community Involvement
• University of Houston School of Art Fundraising Gala Committee
Member, 2014-2015
• Houston AIA Design Awards Committee, 2014-2015
• Women in Sales Executive Roles (WiSER), Founding Board Member,
Austin Chapter, 2013
• Austin Folk Art Museum Special Interest Group, Strategic Plan
Development Leader, 2013
• Society for College and University Planning, Session Proposal Reviewer
for Annual Conference, 2010 and 2011
• Georgia Fulbright Association, Volunteer, 2010-2011
• Certified Yoga Teacher, 2002-2010
• Blue Mountain Schoolhouse (Asheville Community Coop School), Board
Member, and Instructor of Architecture, 2005 and 2006
• Asheville AIA Executive Committee, Executive Board Member, Director
of Community Outreach and Education, 1999
• Seattle Architectural Foundation, Viewpoints Architectural Tours,
Steering Committee Member, Tour Author / Coordinator, Tour Guide,
1997 and 1998
• Seattle AIA, Architecture in Education Program, Volunteer Instructor for
Concepts in the Built Environment, 1996
Awards, Fellowships, Grants
• Gensler Firmwide Research Grant Recipient (Museum Futures), FY2015
• Gensler EMERGE Program Participant, 2014
• Museum Leadership Fellow, Association of Academic Museums and
Galleries / Kellogg School of Management, 2012
• Griffin Award for New Design and Construction in the Montford Historic
District, Asheville Preservation Society, 2007
• J. Hyatt Hammond Scholarship, NC AIA, 1999
• Fulbright Scholarship, US Bureau of Educational and Cultural Affairs, 1994
• William Ward Watkin Traveling Fellowship, Rice School of Architecture, 1994
Software: REVIT (proficient), AutoCAD (basic), Sketchup (basic),
Photoshop (basic), Microsoft Office (proficient), InDesign (proficient)
Languages: English, German
Houston ISD Waltrip High School
Renovations and Expansion
Houston, Texas
Project Designer | Gensler
$21.6 million construction budget for 250,000sf includes creation of a
new main entry identity, expansion of Athletics, Performing Arts and
Science Labs, and unification of interiors through design of finishes
and wayfinding for this double phase project. Required analysis
of existing building functions and standard HISD program to find
efficiency opportunities, as the existing building conditions were not
conducive to meeting standard requirements. 2007 Bond work was
in construction during design; 2012 Bond work is now in construction.
Calm and thoughtful leadership of the design process and
project meetings cultivated a functional team relationship among
stakeholders who were initially disillusioned and combative from a
prior Bond project that was in litigation due to Contractor default.
Widely divergent design desires among stakeholders were balanced
to find a design solution compatible with the mid-century modern
curtainwall language of the existing building and the Principal’s desire
for classical arches and stacked masonry walls.
after
before
Nina L. Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
main entry night
Houston ISD Waltrip High School
Renovations and Expansion
development sketches
early concept rendering
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Third Floor
Second Floor
First Floor
South Texas Coastal Research Center
ISAS Discovery Center
Programming Study
Houston, Texas
Museum Designer | Gensler
Developed program and visitor experience concept for 17,000sf
visitor center and laboratory building with site features including
aquaculture, salinity gradient and farming plots. Designed visual
display of visitor center experience. Wrote text for pitch pamphlet.
Nina L. Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
Houston Maritime Museum
Design Competition
Houston, Texas
Museum Designer | Gensler
$10 million Phase I construction budget for 30,000sf new museum
located at the turning basin of the Houston Ship Channel. Phase I
program includes two exhibition halls, multi-purpose space, model
building workshop, kid zone, library, gif shop, restaurant, offices,
collections storage and loading dock. Phase II expansion to include
conference center for events and continuing education programs
in partnership with oil / energy and shipping industry companies.
Future connection under adjacent railroad line to future HISD
Maritime Museum. Met client wishes to create an iconic architecture
expressive of maritime history and future while creating specific,
meaningful experiences for K-12, general visitors, boat riders, and
event celebrants. Our highly collaborative design team and design
solution were selected unanimously by the Board over another
architect that had developed earlier conceptual plans.
main entry
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Houston Maritime Museum
Design Competition
Grand Hall
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site plan
view from ship channel
Engage: The Future of Museums
Research on Audience Engagement
and the Role of Museums in
Cities and Communities
FY2015 Firmwide Research Grant
Lead Researcher | Gensler
Originated idea, identified leadership team, and wrote proposal
that won a $10,000 grant to explore how museums are innovatively
engaging audiences to create excitement, relevance and
sustainability and how these evolutions are changing the role of
museums in their cities and communities. Rallied regional research
leaders in 9 Gensler offices to host a series of roundtables to gather
qualitative data, which was published as an interim report and used
to create a survey to quantify trends. Final report completed in March
2015. Wrote two follow-on research projects submitted for FY2016
funding consideration:
• Making Dollars and Sense: Economic Innovations for Cultural
Institutions
• Engage The Future of Museums Phase II: Morphology +
Programming - FY2016 GRANT RECIPIENT!
Houston Museum Leaders Roundtable
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Excerpt from Survey Findings
Engage: The Future of Museums
Research on Audience Engagement
and the Role of Museums in
Cities and Communities
Sample Pages
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GENERAL
MAY
JUN
Engage other
Gensler
offices and
recruit team
members to
lead regional
research
ENGAGE
PRELIMINARY
RESEARCH RESEARCH
TEAM
FY2015
RESEARCH
KICK OFF
APR
AUG
Regional Champions
prepare roundtable
questions & regional
invitation lists
DEVELOP
ROUNDTABLE
FACILITATION
PACKAGE AND
PREPARE
INVITATIONS
JUL
NOV
For each of 8 Regions,
12-24 museum leaders,
thinkers and innovators
tackle big questions
Test
survey
DEC
FEB
MAR
APR
SURVEY
REVIEWS
Create questions to quantify the
qualitative data gathered to-date
DEVELOP SURVEY QUESTIONS
PREPARE &
FINALIZE FINAL
RESEARCH
PRESENTATION
PRESENT
FINAL
RESEARCH
PAPER
Publish Interim Report
Launch survey
2.7.15
FY2016
SUBMIT PHASE II
FY2016 RESEARCH
RESEARCH PROPOSAL RESEARCH
RFP RELEASE
KICK
OFF
2.23.15
1.13.15
JAN
COLLATE ROUNDTABLE RESULTS LAUNCH AND
REVIEW SURVEY
Parse roundtable conversations to
DATA
identify regional and universal issues
and trends
ROUNDTABLES
OCT
REGIONAL
ROUNDTABLES
Issue
invitations
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Methodology
Texas Southern University
New Residence Hall
Houston, Texas
PD, PM, PA | Lord Aeck & Sargent
Harrison Kornberg Architects
$46 million construction budget. Collaborated with local HUB
architect-of-record on design of a new 7-story, 205,000sf residence
hall on urban site for historically black university. Included feasibility
study and programming for 800 residents and 325-seat dining hall.
Served as PD/PM for LAS through design, including responsibility
for fulfilling program requirements and managing design of all
components of building interior. Contracted with HarrisonKornberg
to provide project continuity, develop exterior details, and coordinate
with LAS on the design of the interior. Project currently under
construction.
main lobby
“Nina has taken the time to understand our needs, see the problems we
have and offer practical solutions.”
Greg Williams, Executive Director of Procurement Services, Texas Southern University
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exterior
main lobby
typical
Zuckerman Museum of Art
Kennesaw State University
Kennesaw, Georgia
PD, PM, PA | Stanley Beaman & Sears
$3.5 million construction budget. Identified lead, cultivated
relationship, successfully bid. Designed new 10,000sf art museum
facility located on university campus. Envisioned as a regional arts
attractor, building was designed to act as a portal to the existing
campus Arts District through the adjacent Bailey Performing Arts
Center. Formal composition of the building mediated significant
grade changes of the site while attracting and enhancing pedestrian
passage through a light-filled lobby and sculpture pavilion that also
provided access to the new black-box gallery and storage areas.
Program included lobby and prefunction spaces, galleries, collection
storage with loading dock and preparation areas, museum store,
classrooms, print collection storage and study room. Site planning
issues included addressing campus entry paths, pedestrian and
vehicular passages (and parking), routing of campus utilities and the
presence of below-grade rock, and retention of critical landscape
features. Project is LEED certified equivalent.
main entry
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“Nina demonstrated <compatible> sensibilities, aptitude and creativity in contributing to academic and operational
discussions on current challenges and opportunities associated with... museums and galleries... has ability to
define and resolve higher order issues of projects and teams, while maintaining attention to detail... developed
strong relationships with stakeholders, effectively balancing their interests while moving project forward... has
been a leader of research and design of architecture for Arts+Culture and Higher Education within the office... has
identified potential, developed and energized the firm’s Arts+Culture design specialty...”
Don Glitsis, Principal, Stanley Beaman & Sears
Art Museum of
West Virginia University
Morgantown, West Virginia
PD, PM, PA | Stanley Beaman & Sears
the power ofthe
place
power of place
$8.5 million construction budget. Identified lead, cultivated
relationship, successfully bid. Designed new 27,000sf art museum
facility located on university campus. Massing, exterior skin, sculpture
plaza and site were designed to create cohesive connection with
existing Michael Graves-designed Museum Education Center and
meaningful vehicular and pedestrian flows while establishing a
unique, landmark architectural expression for the new museum.
Site issues included presence of below-grade rock and watery soils.
Program included lobby and prefunction spaces, galleries, collection
storage with loading dock and preparation areas, museum store,
classrooms, print collection storage and study room. Project is LEED
certified equivalent.
Proposed Rendering View A
view towards southeast
Proposed Rendering View A
Proposed Rendering View B
view towards southwest
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the power of place
Patteson Drive
Access Road
View B
Bridge
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Plaza
Sculpture
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Garden
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Car Park
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Georgia Museum of Art
University of Georgia
Athens, Georgia
PD, PM, PA | Stanley Beaman & Sears
Gluckman Mayner Architects
$14.9 million construction cost. Collaborated with high-profile
associate architect on renovation and expansion of state art
museum located on university campus. Included site planning
and programming for 24,000sf addition and 13,000sf renovation
within 50,000sf existing building plus sculpture garden and site
improvements that included a bioswale and cistern. Existing building
envelope and mechanical system upgrades included. Program
included expanded lobby and prefunction spaces, cafe / catering
kitchen, galleries, collection storage, carpentry shop, preparation
areas, AV theater, retail store, classrooms, administrative offices,
library, literary and print collections study centers. Site planning
issues included campus utility routing, presence of below-grade rock,
coordination with campus landscape master plan, pedestrian paths
around and through the site, loading entry and zones, and staff and
visitor parking areas. Project is LEED Silver. Completed Winter 2010.
rendering depicts museum addition at left and existing building at right
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galleries in addtion
“Nina’s contributions were
instrumental to the success
of the Georgia Museum of
Art project. She worked
collaboratively with all members
of the team. Her attention to
detail was admired by the
client and all members of the
construction team. She has the
unique ability to listen to the
perspective of all and provide
solutions that are in the best
interest of the project. I look
forward to another opportunity
to execute another project with
Nina.”
Bob Campbell,
Senior Project Manager,
Holder Construction
gallery addition
renovated lobby and new sculpture garden
Atlanta History Center Design Competition
Atlanta, Georgia
Project Designer | Stanley Beaman & Sears
Highly collaborative design team submitted one phase of design
and was shortlisted and submitted a second phase of design
for presentation. Design included new exterior facade and site
improvements, plus extensive interior renovation of lobby, prefunction
spaces and gallery entries. Site issues included vehicular access to
site, drop-off and parking garage connections and landscape design
that closely reflected the design for the new facade.
Design was inspired by the phoenix rising from the ashes, an allegory
close to the heart and history of the city of Atlanta. The flight of the
phoenix begins at the lowest portion of the large site; the movement
of the wings is captured in parametric ceiling panel shapes that
gradually rise through the Grand Hall to fly over the new glass entry.
rendering depicts renovated main entry and restaurant in foreground and existing building
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concept illustrations
interactive digital orientation hub
Grand Hall celebration
views through classrooms into exhibits
expressive Grand Hall ceiling
site plan
amenities
San Felipe de Austin Historic Site
New Visitor Center
San Felipe, Texas
Project Manager | Lord Aeck & Sargent
$4 million total project budget for a 4,000sf new museum on an
historic site. Identified lead, cultivated relationship with client and
consultant team prior to RFQ, contributed to the RFQ response and
interviewed successfully. Prepared total project budget, schedule
and contract exhibit. Designed stakeholder process and schedule
leave-behind to provide detailed project activities as requested by the
selection committee.
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Additional Project Experience
EDUCATION
American Airlines Teaching Facility
DFW, Texas
Project Designer | Gensler
Designed options for renovation and addition to existing teaching and conference center that included
800 new residence hall beds, learning commons, and updated dining, study and recreation areas.
Engineering Education Complex, Main Building, Texas A&M University
College Station, Texas
Project Reviewer | Harrison Kornberg with Treanor Architects
Provided quality assurance phase reviews, SECO document calculations, and LEED credit review for
476,400 sf $130 million ($168 TPB) renovation and new construction building including classrooms,
laboratories, high bay, maker spaces, collaborative study spaces, administration, gallery, and learning
stair.
The West Houston Institute, Houston Community College System
Houston, Texas
Project Reviewer | Harrison Kornberg
Provided quality assurance phase reviews and design details for 108,000 sf $35 million new
construction building encompassing experiential classrooms and laboratories, fully outfitted maker
space, facilitated collaborative learning space, conference center, and learning commons.
Multiple Science Facility Renovations, University of Houston
Houston, Texas
Project Manager | Lord, Aeck & Sargent
$20 million for Lamar Fleming Jr. and Science&Research I buildings. Building-wide life safety upgrades
included: sprinklers; exit paths; fire alarm; exit stair pressurization; smoke/fire barriers and improved
chemical storage facilities and procedures; partially replaced HVAC and electrical systems. General
interior renovations. Complex phased construction during continuous operation of buildings.
Bailey Science Center Addition, Valdosta State University
Valdosta, Georgia
Project Designer and Manager | Stanley Beaman & Sears
$3.4 million construction budget. Program for 15,000sf addition included classrooms and multidisciplinary teaching labs with adjacent prep spaces and faculty offices. Labs were designed to
accommodate non-major classes in Biology, Chemistry and Geophysics. Customizations included
lab tables, demonstration stations and lighting that work simultaneously for all three disciplines. Site
planning issues included campus utility routing, pedestrian access to and around the addition, high
ground water mediation, designing the addition to sympathize with the historic character of the nearby
1917 West Hall and the existing science and laboratory building that was built in the 1990s. Completed
2012.
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Carmichael Hall Classroom Building, University of North Carolina - Asheville
Asheville, North Carolina
Project Designer | PBC + L Architecture
Designed new construction building that included lecture halls, classrooms, seminar rooms and faculty
offices for humanities department.
Post Oak School Facilities Master Plan Study
Houston, Texas
Project Designer | Gensler
Facilitated Steering Committee and Advisory Board to define aims and aspirations for two K12
Montessori campuses. Assessed existing and future student capacity and space needs, opportunities
for education and community identity, and financial appetite for fundraising. Designed 3 Development
Plans and associated cost estimates to support Owner decision on project direction.
St. Nicholas School Programming Study
Houston, Texas
Project Designer | Gensler
Developed program for 33,000sf K8 school and site features including permaculture gardens.
Sam Houston Elementary, Port Arthur Independent School District
Port Arthur, Texas
Project Designer | Harrison Kornberg
Designed 98,000 sf school.
Bailey Science Center Addition
addition at left; existing building right of single arch
multi-disciplinary dry laboratory for non-majors
Dowling Middle School, Houston Independent School District
Houston, Texas
Project Reviewer | Harrison Kornberg with Corgan Architects
Provided quality assurance for project management, client meetings and HISD design standards /
expectations. Performed phase reviews for this 190,000 sf $40,969,385 construction budget project.
Ousley Junior High School, Arlington Independent School District
Houston, Texas
Project Reviewer | Harrison Kornberg
Provided construction administration quality assurance.
CULTURE / CIVIC
Fort Bend County Museum Facilities Needs Assessment
Richmond, Texas
Museum Planner | Gensler
Co-facilitated informational sessions and prepared report for use by prime museum planning firm.
Camp Strake Boy Scout Camp
Houston, Texas
Museum Planner | Gensler
Guided PM on collections inventory strategies supportive of comprehensive design of interpretive
approach and protection of artifacts intended for display.
Museo Miraflores
Guatemala City
Museum Planner / Designer | Gensler
Guided Costa Rica teammates during planning sessions for project visioning / kick-off.
Judson Robinson, Sr., Park and Community Center, City of Houston
Houston, Texas
Project Reviewer | Harrison Kornberg
Provided quality assurance phase reviews and design details for 11,800 sf $2.65 million new
construction building with classrooms, administration suite, kitchen, and multi-purpose room.
Parking Garage and Bridge at William P. Hobby Airport
Project Architect | Harrison Kornberg with Walker Architects
1 million sf 4 storey parking garage with lobbies on each floor and bridge over roadway.
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Tsuzuki Studio, Gallery and Guest House
published in AtHome In The Upstate, Spring 2009
RESIDENTIAL / SMALL COMMERCIAL
Tsuzuki Studio, Gallery and Guest House, Greenville, South Carolina
Principal and Designer | Domus Architecture
Published, 1,500 sf artist’s studio and gallery with medium-specific display, work / layout and storage.
Adaptive use expansion of 1-story, two-car brick garage.
Rankin Ceramics Studio, Gallery and Residence, Asheville, North Carolina
Principal and Designer | Domus Architecture
$450k construction cost, 3,600 sf new construction. Decorative tile studio included interior and exterior
production and storage areas, gallery and store, kiln room and loading dock.
Montford Triplex, Asheville, North Carolina
Principal and Designer | Domus Architecture
Award-winning, $425k construction cost, 3,000 sf mixed-use and flexible-use triplex in Montford Historic
District.
Brunk Residence, Asheville, North Carolina
Principal and Designer | Domus Architecture
$250,000 construction cost, 1,200 sf urban infill following “Small House” precepts.
PEDIATRIC HEALTHCARE
Karabots Pediatric Center Interiors, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Phildadelphia, Pennsylvania
Project Designer and Manager | Stanley Beaman & Sears, Brawer Hauptman Architects
Interior, site and graphic design concepts for 10,000sf new pediatric clinic with Head Start facilities.
Lobby and Garden Concepts, Children’s Hospital of Philadelphia
Phildadelphia, Pennsylvania
Project Designer and Manager | Stanley Beaman & Sears
Scope included interior and graphic design for new 20,000sf pediatric clinic, early head start and
ancillary social services administrative offices.
Pediatric Interiors Continuing Services, Greenville Children’s Hospital
Greenville, South Carolina
Project Designer and Manager | Stanley Beaman & Sears
Phased clinic-by-clinic interior and graphic design renovation of pediatric hospital included master plan
for graphic theming.
Karabots Pediatric Center
Nina L. Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
Thank you for your interest!
Nina Murrell, AIA, LEED AP
512.569.9665
[email protected]