Jessica Schwartz is a licensed architect at SILLMAN with over a decade of experience in community-centered design. She holds a Minor in Design for Sustainability from the Savannah College of Art and Design and brings a focused approach to environmental performance and wellness. Jessica was Project Designer for the LEED Gold and Net Zero Energy Ramona Community Resource Center. She brings deep knowledge of passive strategies, sustainable material use, and efficient water and energy systems, applying these principles across a range of public-serving projects. Her work emphasizes the human experience by creating healthy, engaging environments that connect people to place while supporting long-term sustainability goals.