Emily Wilson, AIA LEED, is an architect with a diverse portfolio encompassing master
planning projects, educational facilities, healthcare, residential design, as well as
museum and gallery design. She holds a Master of Architecture from Yale University’s
School of Architecture and a Master of Fine Arts from the Maryland Institute College of
Art. Wilson contributes to academia, teaching at both Yale University and MICA during
and after her graduate studies as well as teaching art/architectural history, architecture,
urban design and industrial design to high school students. Her design experience
includes working at Burton Design International (France), Casasco Studios (New
Haven/LA), Perkins Eastman Architects, and Gluckman Mayner (now Tang) Architects in
New York City. Working in France on residential designs, she has acquired her French
Equivalency in an architectural license. Beyond her design work, she is a dedicated
educator, curriculum designer, and founder of a charitable organization focused on
providing K-12 architecture and design resources to young individuals:
www.discoverarchitecture.org