Megan is an interior design leader with experience building teams and delivering complex workplace, hospitality, and research interiors projects. An approachable leader who mentors designers, strengthens studio culture, and bridges architecture and interiors, she brings strong capability across concept design, space planning, design development, and documentation. Experienced in systems, resourcing, consultant coordination, client relationships, and multi-sector delivery, she works fluently from early design narrative through technical resolution.

Her portfolio includes award-winning workplace projects for McCrum’s Office Furnishings and Computer Modeling Group. Notable work includes leading the design of public spaces and workplace environments within the Bioconvergence Center at Western University—a major research facility that integrates laboratories, collaborative workplaces, and shared public areas. The work focused on human-centred spatial strategies, material selection, and environments that support interdisciplinary collaboration.

As a WELL AP, she brings a health- and wellness-focused lens to workplace and research environments. She approaches design as both rigorous problem-solving and storytelling, creating spaces that support performance, connection, and a clear sense of place.