Megan Moynihan, AIA, has worked as an architect since 1989 when she received her Master of Architecture from Columbia University, where she won the Lowenfish Design Prize. Her residential work includes an environmentally friendly RI beach house, a log cabin in the New Mexico wilderness, and stylish NYC lofts. Megan’s commercial portfolio includes office interiors for PEARL Design, the headquarters for Estabrook Capital Management, and retail space planning and design. She wrote Ten Houses: Gwathmey Siegel - the first in a series of books on residential design edited by Oscar Riera Ojeda.
Megan combines her architecture practice with her love of the arts. An expert in American paintings, she worked at Sotheby’s and Christie’s auction houses prior to opening a private gallery on Madison Avenue. Megan continues to build private and corporate collections and advise clients on the purchase of art and antiques.
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