Molly Storrs is a Project Architect at Savely Healthcare Architects, where she works with healthcare organizations to translate clinical, operational, and community needs into design solutions.  Molly’s approach to healthcare design has been shaped by work across diverse environments and delivery models, partnering with public and private healthcare organizations on projects ranging from acute care and ambulatory facilities to behavioral health.  She brings a thoughtful, evidence-based approach to healthcare design, enriched by a multidisciplinary background in historic preservation, landscape architecture, and sustainable design to create environments that support healing, connection, and long-term adaptability.

Molly earned both her Master of Architecture and Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Cincinnati's College of Design, Architecture, Art, and Planning. She has been an active member of the AIA Academy of Architecture for Health Research Initiatives Committee since 2022, and currently serves as co-chair of their Webinar Sub-committee, where she helps advance the use of research and benchmarking to inform healthcare design. In 2025, Molly joined several fellow Research Initiatives Committee members in contributing to the HFM Magazine article “The Ambulatory Shift: The Need for Better Benchmarking.”  Her experience in evidence-based design and commitment to advancing industry knowledge make her a valued contributor to conversations that bridge research and practice.