Portland, OR

“Access to spaces and places that are safe, healthy, and joyful is a right for everyone. I am committed to a collective approach to design, listening to and elevating voices that we have not heard from in the design process to respond to the needs of our clients and their communities.”

Elizabeth is a project architect with more than a decade of experience designing projects that center the human experience and the communities they serve. Her work at Hennebery Eddy includes the Clark College Advanced Manufacturing Center in Ridgefield, Washington, and the University of Washington Anderson Hall renovation in Seattle. Elizabeth is an active member of the National Association for Minority Architects (NOMA), serving as a board member of the Portland chapter, and chair of the Community Outreach and Engagement Committee. She is the Young Architect Representative for AIA Oregon (2025-26) and received the AIA Oregon Young Architect Award in 2025. Elizabeth holds a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the University of California, Berkeley.