COLUMBIA, SC – June 30 – Quackenbush Architects + Planners is proud to welcome Robyn Fisher to the firm as Project Architect. 

“The entire team is energized and delighted to have Robyn join us,” says Doug Quackenbush, President of Quackenbush Architects + Planners. “Her experience and her passion for design excellence perfectly complements our focus on exceptional architecture for our community and our clients.”

Fisher received a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from Clemson University and her Masters in Architecture from NC State.  During her time at Clemson, Fisher spent a semester at the Charles E. Daniel Center for Architecture and Urban Studies in Genoa, Italy. While in graduate school, Fisher participated in a study abroad program at the NC State Prague Institute in Prague, Czech Republic.

Fisher was a member of the renovation rehabilitation team that transformed the historic 144-year-old Brennen building on Main Street.  The preservation effort focused on creating a new concept of banking and social spaces, including a café and exterior courtyard, while maintaining the original French-Victorian facade.

Fisher’s other project experience includes a new 115,000-square-foot manufacturing facility in Sandy Run, SC, for Devro, Inc., and rehabilitation of the historic Adluh Flour building for commercial use in the Vista, Columbia’s urban arts and entertainment district.

Prior to joining Quackenbush Architects + Planners, Fisher worked with Studio 2LR in Columbia.

Fisher is a member of the American Institute of Architects and currently serves as Vice President/President Elect for the Greater Columbia chapter. She is licensed as an architect in South Carolina and is a LEED Green Associate.

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