Rebecca Swanner, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP, is a Workplace Sector Leader and a licensed architect with a passion for interiors that connect people, brand, and purpose.
With a portfolio that spans global industry leaders and high-growth innovators, Rebecca designs environments that reflect identity, inspire creativity, and support human well-being. She leads with energy, optimism, and vision, translating overarching concepts into precise, thoughtful solutions. Whether guiding clients through a rebrand or delivering complex headquarters, Rebecca shapes experiences that embody culture and drive meaningful engagement. Her strength lies in listening deeply, building lasting relationships, and bringing teams together with clarity and enthusiasm. A frequent voice on workplace strategy and design podcasts, Rebecca champions human-centered design that balances functionality, wellness, and joy in the places we work.
Bachelor of Architecture
Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University
Rebecca's Featured Projects
Workplace
Dallas Campus
Dallas, TX
Workplace
Washington DC Campus
Washington, DC
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