Quinn Lammie is a versatile architect and planner with a passion for civic engagement. His experience at MBB includes large-scale renovation and planning projects for institutional clients such as Park Avenue Synagogue, the Gillen Brewer School, and Ascend Public Charter Schools, as well as small-scale interventions like a private memorial garden.
From concept design to construction details, Quinn elevates the level of craft to fulfill the potential of each project. His interest in the nature of materials informs his creative and technical expertise as well as his commitment to ethical sourcing. His skills include developing and communicating a range of designs through 3D modeling, visual representation and drawing, and collaborating with clients and consultants to achieve quality results.
In addition to his design and management responsibilities, Quinn supports the firm’s civic engagement efforts, EDI policy development and mentorship programs. He was selected as a member of AIA New York’s Civic Leadership Program in 2018. Previously he worked on community-driven design projects in Atlanta, and with international non-profit organizations in Haiti.
Quinn holds a Master of Architecture from Rice University and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the Georgia Institute of Technology. He also studied in France at the Ecole Nationale Supérieure d’Architecture de Paris La Villette. A licensed architect in New York State, he joined MBB Architects in 2014 and was promoted to Associate in 2020.
