Meaghan Edwards

 AIALEED AP

Meaghan Edwards is an Associate Principal and has specialized expertise in the design of academic environments for both K-12 and higher education institutions. Her clients include The University of Tennessee, Middle Tennessee State University, Montgomery Bell Academy, and Randolph School, among others. She has been instrumental in the design and delivery of the new West End Residential Colleges at Vanderbilt University – the largest capital project in the institution’s history. Nicholas S. Zeppos College (335 beds), Rothschild College (330 beds), and Carmichael College (310 beds), assemble a variety of spaces where students live, learn, and socialize with fellow students and educators alike. Each residential college creates a living-learning environment that supports students’ educational experience and wellbeing.

Meaghan is a Tennessee native and received her dual degree Bachelor of Architecture and Interior Architecture from Auburn University. She has previously served on the AIA Middle Tenneessee Board of Directors and led the Emerging Professionals program.