Amy Mladjen, IIDA, NCIDQ is an interior designer, space planner, and space programmer. As a Senior Associate with Mills + Schnoering and the firm’s lead interior designer, she manages and guides interior development on projects from concept design through construction administration. She is efficient at providing functional and visually stimulating solutions appropriate to the context of a building or site. Amy works on project teams designing programs of renovation, restoration, and expansion for cultural, educational, and civic clients. As a volunteer, Amy is presently serving on the Langhorne (PA) Historic Architectural Review Board and is a member of the International Interior Design Association (IIDA) PA, NJ, DE Chapter.

Amy holds a BFA in Commercial Interior Design from Arcadia University. She studied retail interior design at the Accademia Italiana (Florence, Italy) and history and theory of historic preservation at Bucks County Community College (PA).

Robert Forwood, AIA, LEED AP, is one of the firm’s senior designers. He has significant experience in project management, conceptual design, 3D modeling, code analysis, document production, specification writing, and construction administration. He is a talented designer with broad experience in renovation and new construction projects; and he has managed diverse and complex institutional, cultural, and educational projects for the firm.

Bob holds a BED in Architecture from Miami University, Ohio. He currently serves as a member of the Chesterfield Township Historic Preservation Commission in New Jersey.

Katherine Frey is an historic preservationist and project manager with a varied portfolio of institutional, ecclesiastical, and cultural preservation projects. She specializes in documentation of historic buildings, conditions assessments, and in the restoration of masonry exteriors, managing projects from concept design through construction.

Katherine has spoken and published on preservation and conservation topics ranging from the restoration of masonry and ironwork to preservation contracting. She holds a BA in Architectural Studies from Southwestern University; a MS in Historic Preservation from the University of Pennsylvania; and an Advanced Certificate in Architectural Conservation from the University of Pennsylvania.