Christina Sanchez
Associate, Architecture
Christina believes that people, place, and context are invariably connected, and is passionate about understanding the impact design has on heritage, communities, and individuals alike. She strives to improve how clients experience their spaces by gaining a deep understanding of the psychology involved in a project’s physical design.
Perpetually fascinated by architecture’s ability to impact and improve lives, and guided by an affinity for inclusive and accessible design, Christina approaches her work as an opportunity to spark social and environmental change.
Christina earned a Master of Architecture from Kansas State University, where she also served as the Historian for the student chapter of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA) and was a member of the United States Green Building Council (USGBC). In her free time, Christina enjoys photography, playing the piano, cooking, and playing video games.
