Adaptive Reuse Architectural Planning: Conversion of Historic Belmont Park,
San Diego CA, to Adaptive Aquatic Center for Wounded Warriors.
Designer Kate Herron’s passion originates from a family history of drawing and engineering based amongst the National galleries in DC, a formal education in business and art, graduate research in international architecture, historical preservation, landscape architecture, industrial design and photography, and ultimately, a series of collaborations with architects, graphic designers, fabricators and publishers. Kate is an avid sailor with racing experience around the globe. This relationship with the sea serves as a guideline for creative development.
It takes a devoted designer to navigate the vicissitudes of the design and construction world, and Kate's ability to listen well and her intimate knowledge of not only design, but business management, is a true opportunity for clients to have a stress-free experience.
NCIDQ-certified Designer / Industry’s highest standard for competency, safety, and technical proficiency.
Master of Adaptive Reuse Architecture / Rhode Island School of Design (RISD)
Graduate coursework (M.Arch) / University of Pennsylvania and Brown University
Award / RISD GS Grant Recipient for “Adaptive Environments for Wounded Warriors”
Dual B.A. (Honors) / Business Management, Graphic Design and Art History / Maryland Institute College of Art