Gail Douglass, AIA

Gail Douglass, Senior Associate, has been with Hartman-Cox Architects since 1994. Ms. Douglass has contributed to the project management, design and administration of academic projects throughout the United States. These include the Jefferson Library at Monticello in Charlottesville, Virginia (recipient of a national AIA library award), the Kogod School of Business at American University in Washington, DC and the University of Alabama Law School Addition and Renovation. She is currently the project manager for the Michigan Law School Addition which includes a 100,000 square foot new academic building and an infill of an existing courtyard in the historic York and Sawyer Hutchins Hall. She is also currently managing a three phase renovation of the National Cathedral School in Washington, DC. Ms. Douglass' work has been published in Architectural Record, Traditional Building Magazine and Inform Magazine.

Prior to joining Hartman-Cox Architects, Ms. Douglass worked on residential projects for Muse-Wiedemann Architects and Martin and Jones Architects, both in Washington, DC.

Ms. Douglass received a Master of Architecture from Tulane University. She is a registered architect in the District of Columbia and a member of the American Institute of Architects.