“Communication can be done through a professionally designed environment, so let’s talk”
Owner and principal designer, Giselle Newman, AAIA, IIDA, NCIDQ, started the firm in 2009. She has over thirty years holding positons as president, associate, and senior project manager with firms in the southeastern United States. Giselle is a licensed interior designer in six states, and not only continues to actively research but, volunteers for several non-profit organizations, one of which she was awarded 2014 ENR/McGraw Hill Exemplary Mentor of the Year.
Licenses in FL, TX, AL, GA, TN, KY
"I believe architecture is a tool to better connect its inhabitants to the surrounding community and environment.”
Jonathan Schneider brings a well-rounded perspective to his work, shaped by hands-on field experience and a strong design foundation. Bringing his experience to the team as a project manager and construction foreman at a design-build firm, and later working for an interiors and architecture firm, focusing on design development, construction documentation, and consultant coordination, leveraging Building Information Modeling (BIM) throughout the process.. His community focused design and hands on building experience comes from the Auburn University program where has earned his Bachelor of Architecture . In his free time, he enjoys photography, biking around town, practicing yoga, and playing soccer with his friends.
"My work is about capturing moments in design, the way the moon captures the night sky.”
Batoul Al-Jamaan is a recent graduate with a Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Middle Tennessee State University. She is originally from Nashville, TN and during her college experiences, she served as a member in IAC (Interior Architecture Collaborative) where she learned about design professional skills in the real world and is currently an IIDA (International Interior Design Association) and NEWH (Network of Executive Women in Hospitality) member. In design, Batoul enjoys the mix of art and science and is curious about how people interact with spaces, creating environments that feel comfortable and human-centered. Outside of work, she enjoys photography, traveling, hiking, and serving her community as a youth member. As a junior interior designer, she brings fresh ideas and strong rendering skills to Supportive Design clients.