Margaret Sullivan

Margaret Sullivan is a seasoned professional in the field of architectural design, currently serving as Principal at Margaret Sullivan Studio since January 2014. With expertise in visioning, programming, and designing cultural centers such as public libraries, theaters, and museums, Margaret Sullivan excels in collaborating with stakeholders to effectively translate institutional service models into functional spaces. In addition to the principal role, Margaret Sullivan is actively involved as an Advisor for The Bronx Community Relief Effort and has served on the board of openhousenewyork since October 2002, including a term as Board President. Previous experience includes positions as Director of Interior Design at H3 Hardy Collaboration Architecture and as Project Architect and Interior Designer at Holzman Moss Architecture. Margaret Sullivan holds a Bachelor of Architecture from Clemson University and a Bachelor of Arts in Art History from Wake Forest University, complemented by advanced studies at Harvard University Graduate School of Design.