< TEAM
- BY NAME
- Achong, Ian
- Acosta, Gustavo
- Al-Qudsi, Abdallah
- Alvarez-Isasi, Javier
- Chochola, Jason
- Cisneros Tlaxcala, Elizabeth
- Conforti, Ben
- DiVito, Alex
- Frankowski, Edward
- Grygorcewicz, Eric
- Hlubek, Dana
- Hudock, Vijay
- Johnson, Ryan
- Korab, Ken
- Lucansky, Michael
- Micheels, Nicholas
- Miller, Chelsea
- Muller, Cate
- Muller, Cindy
- Muller, Jay
- Rojas, Elizabeth
- Sae-Chua, Brook
- Schlotter, Norbert
- Soto, Christina
- Steele, David
- Streyle, Kaitlin
- Stromberg, Mark
- Thayer, Susan
- Torres Mailleux, Nicole
- Varpe, Tejashri
- Vrba, Mark
- Wang, Huazhong
- Wiegand, Victoria
- Wolf, John
- Yuan, Leo
- Ziegel, Kurt
- Ziswa, Sungano
- Zola, Janelle
- Zuniga, Maria
Chelsea Miller
Architectural Designer
Chelsea Miller
Architectural Designer
Chelsea Miller serves as Project Architect at M2. She works with various team members through all phases of a project to develop a cohesive design and construction documents. Chelsea has created community outreach documents, utilizing CAD and BIM technologies throughout several jobs and coordinates project documents for a variety of transportation-related projects. Additionally, she offers expertise in Landscape Architecture and Design.
Prior to joining M2, Chelsea gained professional experience working on commercial projects with a focus on build-out remodeling and rapid prototype construction, including Landscape designs. Additionally, Chelsea wrote her Masters Thesis on National Recreation Areas and design therein.
- EDUCATION
- Masters of Landscape Architecture, Cornell University, Ithaca, NY, 2012
- Bachelor of Science in Architecture, Illinois Institute of Technology, Chicago, IL, 2009
- IIT Paris Program, Spring, 2007
- Talk to me about….
- Landscapes, Sustainable Design, City/Urbanscapes, Travel, Food and Tea!
- Why Architecture?
- I love that it isn’t a typical office job: We create and imagine new spaces where there wasn’t one before. I love working with unique conditions, as well: often our job is like a puzzle where we need to draw the missing pieces.
- People would be surprised to know…
- I played violin for 12 years, I have a teapot collection from around the world and speak French and Polish (to varying degrees).