Kayci Gallagher

Kayci brings to TVA a designer’s eye for formal clarity and a maker’s sensibility for materiality and craft. She holds a Master’s in Interior Studies with a focus on Adaptive Reuse from the Rhode Island School of Design, and her 8 years of professional experience reflects a consistent sensitivity to scale and detail. Kayci is drawn to projects where thoughtful design can honor what already exists while making space for what comes next.

 

This sensitivity extends beyond her project work. Kayci contributed research and illustrated architectural diagrams for Adaptive Reuse in Architecture: A Typological Index, authored by her RISD research advisor Liliane Wong. The book features 50 conversion and reuse projects worldwide.

 

Outside of work, Kayci is happiest focused on the fine details of crafting, sewing, or woodworking. When she’s not in her craft room, she’s likely on a road trip or out camping and hiking, being inspired by the beauty of the Pacific Northwest.