Beth’s impact extends beyond architectural innovation; she is a beacon of empowerment and advocacy within the industry. Managing both small and large teams, she is dedicated to nurturing talent and fostering inclusivity, particularly for young women underrepresented in architecture. She takes time to engage and encourage younger staff, empowering them to advance their skills and build their confidence.

Beth’s efforts to promote diversity, equity, and inclusion at Centerbrook is bolstering its ability to cultivate a welcoming, respectful, and supportive culture. Her leadership has led to the selection of a DEI partner to facilitate an officewide dialogue, and ensures that her legacy transcends the buildings she designs.

Raised outside Washington, D.C., Beth’s architecture training began at the University of Virginia, where she earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture and the Faculty Award for Design Excellence. After graduation, she worked on theoretical projects exploring responsive public spaces and then practiced at a boutique firm in New York. In 2011, Beth earned her Master of Architecture from Yale University, graduated second in her class, and won the AIA Henry Adams Certificate and the William G. and Virginia Field Chester Scholarship Award. She joined Centerbrook in 2012 and became a Principal in 2022. Beth resides in Mystic with her husband and son.