Meghen provides expertise in conceptualization, design, and construction of institutional, commercial, and public landscapes of a variety of types and scales. Her project experience includes working with derelict and adaptive reuse sites, reflecting a range of interests with a consistent focus on expressing the context of the site: its history, natural systems, and inhabitants. Ms. Quinn is adept at the use of BIM technology not only as an efficient, collaborative design tool, but as a catalyst for developing performance-based site systems. She is versed in managing project teams of all sizes and collaborating with a broad and diverse group of stakeholders to ensure transparency and inclusion in the realization of constructible, award-winning design solutions. Her current projects include a master plan that repurposes a decommissioned urban reservoir into a public park at the Silver Lake Reservoir Complex Master Plan in Los Angeles as well as Taylor Yard which will transform a former railyard into a public park also in Los Angeles. Select past urban projects in her portfolio include Wilmington Waterfront Park, a 30-acre brownfield site at the Port of Los Angeles, which was transformed into a public park, as well as Hunters Point Northside Park in San Francisco and Scissortail Park in Oklahoma City. Meghen holds a Master’s in Landscape Architecture and Master’s in Urban and Environmental Planning from the University of Virginia.