Elisabeth Post-Marner, AIA, LEED AP

Principal ¦ Director of Design

Elisabeth offers EDA over 30 years of experience in corporate interiors with a focus on design and workplace strategy. Her clients have included a range of corporate clients including financial firms and hedge funds, consumer products headquarters and select work for major Universities.

Elisabeth brings to EDA an understanding of corporate workplace and its evolving trend to move towards denser, more collaborative work environments. She is able to work with her clients to find the right amount of workplace change to accomplish that client’s goals.Her style is very collaborative with the client and with her staff. She prides herself on the ability to translate her client’s goals regarding workplace change and company identity/brand into a timeless design style. Her work has won AIA awards and awards from the United States Green Building Council. In 2009 the headquarters she designed for GE’s Energy & Financial Services which attained a LEED gold certification was voted the “most intriguing commercial interior” in Fairfield County

Her work is diversified and has included the headquarters of Fujifilm, Carters Oshkosh, Swiss Army and Danone, the parent company of Dannon Yogurt. Her workplace knowledge encompasses new trends in trading environments; she has done many trading floors, including the 250 seat trading floor and headquarters for Nobles Americas in Stamford as well as many hedge funds in the Fairfield and Westchester area. In higher education her work includes a master plan for SUNY Albany’s Administrative headquarters, and design of the President’s office and alumnae visitor center at the University of Bridgeport.

Elisabeth received her Bachelor of Arts Degree in Art and Architectural History from Barnard College, and her Master of Architecture from Harvard University. She is a registered architect and a LEED accredited professional in Commercial Interiors. Before joining EDA Elisabeth was a Principal and the Design Director of Corporate Interiors for Perkins Eastman’s Stamford office. Prior to that she worked for ten years at Gensler in New York City, and as Vice President started Gensler’s Workplace Consulting Division.