Jamie Steach
Interior Designer
Bachelor of Arts in Interior Design, Kent State University
Jamie’s commitment to solving complex design challenges has resulted in the development of efficient, functional interior spaces for higher education and healthcare clients. Her experience in creating detailed architectural floor plans, finish plans, elevations, and construction details supports effective project coordination while bringing each client’s vision to life.
Get to know Jamie:
What do you enjoy doing outside of work?
Playing pickleball, indoor cycling, traveling, and watching marvel movies.
What are your most impactful projects at DRAW?
- PennWest University – California New Science Building. This was the first project I’ve worked on at DRAW that I was a part of from the very early stages through to submitting our final drawing documentation set. They should be starting construction soon and I can’t wait to see all our details come to life!
- Center for Organ Recovery and Education (CORE): This was the first hospital that I’ve worked on, and I really enjoyed working on all of the intricate details and specifications that a hospital requires compared to other building types.
- Duquesne University Vickroy Hall Renovations: It’s been challenging and rewarding to think of creative ways to refresh an existing building. A university project allows for more fun and vibrant color selections, which has been fun to be a part of. This project has also been a great learning experience to get to see all the different discipline groups that work together on projects: client team, contractors, product reps, etc.
What keeps you coming back to work everyday?
The desire to continue to learn and grow as a designer.
What is your favorite architectural building?
La Sagrada Familia
What is your dream destination?
Santorini or Hawaii
