Hannah Peele's career began in Philadelphia at Bloomfield and Associates Architecture. She later worked for Buildsense Design/Build and Ellen Cassily Architecture. In 2020, she

founded Greentree Studio, a design and consulting firm specializing in the design of sustainable, accessible, and age-friendly spaces.

Hannah is passionate about creating equitable environments that foster and nurture healthy communities through inclusive design. With over two decades of experience, she

has collaborated with renowned institutions like the Center for Universal Design,

Southeastern Efforts Developing Sustainable Spaces (SEEDS), and the RL Mace Universal Design Institute. Her experience spans a wide range of projects, including adaptive reuse, universal restroom design, multifamily housing analysis, and the development of universal design standards.

She has been instrumental in promoting age-friendly initiatives in cities like Durham, Raleigh, Omaha, and Fargo. She has advised government and nonprofit organizations on inclusive design.

Hannah's work is driven by a desire to enhance the quality of life for people of all ages and

abilities. She holds a Bachelor's degree from Temple University and a Master of Architecture

from North Carolina State University.