Margie Lavender is a Principal at Ike Kligerman Barkley, a firm known for distinctive design rooted in tradition, yet modern in its sculptural forms, taught detailing, and often a touch of whimsy. Outside of architecture, she is passionate about gardening and is a patron member of the New York Botanical Garden and a founder of the Hastings Pollinator Pathway, an initiative that supports pollinators by strategically linking large green spaces via networks of pollinator-friendly gardens on public and private land. Originally from Texas, she now calls the Hudson Valley home.
Overlooked; A Reflection on Progress and Equality of Women in Architecture, Thu, Nov 19 '20
Recently I was asked to name female pioneers in architecture of the 20th century and how the industry has changed to become more inclusive. It was a quandary – I knew they were looking for an inspiring story with an upward trajectory. Architecture and design can appear as an idealized realm to ...
Ike Kligerman Barkley, New York, NY, US, Principal
Principal in charge of business development and New York Studio Director; Manages complex design projects with an eye for detail