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2022 Ones to Watch: Caitlin Greenwood, AIA, IIDA, Partner I Architect at Margulies Perruzzi

What recent project, transaction or accomplishment are you most proud of? I was recently promoted to partner at Margulies Perruzzi. I have been with the firm for over 10 years and within that time I have held several roles. Most recently, my focus has been on partnering with our science team members to continue to grow and strengthen the studio. As an architect and project manager, I enjoy working closely with our science clients to create a design that is both functional and truly unique to them. For this next chapter, I am excited to join the other partners to help continue to lead the firm’s growth.

What does it take to succeed in your specific industry? Succeeding is about making a positive impact on the field you are in, and the people who surround you. Being a successful architect is about making each client feel something exciting, unique, important, or significant about their building or space. Everyone I work with is different, so finding that niche for each of them can often be the most intriguing part of design. If I can help be the liaison in creating that feeling, then I have done my job well.

What are the top 3 items on your bucket list?

  1. Visit all 7 continents 
  2. Heliski
  3. Have my name on a building

What are you doing when you aren’t working? Traveling, skiing, golfing - listed from skill level of best to worst

 

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