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Meredith is the Director of Interiors at OMNIPLAN. Her innate creativity is enhanced by her artistic eye and balanced by her pragmatic approach. Coupled with a penchant for learning, Meredith embodies a formidable force that will ensure a project’s successful completion while guaranteeing design excellence. A Texas native and honor graduate from the University of Texas at Austin, Meredith has a passion for the Lone Star State that has been thoroughly enhanced by her extensive international studies and travels. Actively involved in her local community, Meredith has become recognized as an indispensable leader in several local organizations including The Real Estate Council (TREC), AIA’s annual Retrospect, and in her church, where she volunteers her time and serves as a Small Group leader.

 Before working at OMNIPLAN, Meredith volunteered for a non-profit organization and traveled to New Delhi, India, to focus on surveying a site and producing an 11-acre multi-function site master plan and conceptual design of the children’s home on the site. After the 10-day project trip and client presentation in Andhra Pradesh, Meredith was responsible for carrying forward the initial design and completing a set of plans and an illustrated written report to submit to client Sarah’s Covenant Homes. The project team included a licensed architect, three mechanical engineers, and eMi CEO. Upon completion, the home will hold over 200 residents and include residential, administrative, medical and physiotherapy facilities. Meredith also worked on plans and models for in-house projects.

Project Experience

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