Kaitlyn Streyle
Kaitlyn Streyle , AIA, NCARB
Principal Architect | Studio Manager

Kaitlin Streyle is a Principal Architect and technically focused project leader with extensive experience managing complex projects across both the public and private sectors. Drawing on a background that combines architectural expertise with project management leadership, she works closely with clients to define project goals, establish priorities, and navigate constraints to deliver successful outcomes on schedule and within budget.
Kaitlin has led projects of varying scales and typologies, with particular expertise in large, complex developments requiring phased implementation, extensive stakeholder engagement, and multidisciplinary coordination. Her experience includes project planning and scope development, feasibility studies, team leadership, client facilitation, schedule and budget management, and code compliance review.
Known for her collaborative approach and strong technical foundation, Kaitlin excels at bringing together diverse project teams, aligning stakeholders around shared objectives, and guiding projects from concept through implementation. Her work emphasizes strategic problem-solving, clear communication, and the delivery of practical, high-performing design solutions that meet both client and community needs.

Courses

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Transportation as Catalyst: Creating Civic Value Through Infrastructure

What happens when a transportation project does more than move people? This course explores two case studies, the World Trade Center redevelopment in New York City and the Springfield Transportation Center in Illinois, to illustrate how complex transportation challenges can unlock broader urban value. Participants will learn how transportation planning drives development outcomes, influencing urban structure, architecture, and public space. Topics include coordinating diverse stakeholders, navigating layered funding, delivering long-duration projects, and keeping systems operational during construction. The session also highlights how multimodal hubs can become civic anchors that strengthen access, economic vitality, and community identity. 

1.5 LU
Live course date: 12/08/2026 | 02:00 PM