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Patty Melvin, IIDA, CHID, LEED AP has a comprehensive work experience in the field of interior design. Patty Melvin, is currently serving as the Associate Director of Interior Design at Genesis AEC, where they previously held the position of Senior Interior Designer. Prior to that, Patty worked at Array Architects as a Senior Associate and Senior Interior Designer, specializing in healthcare projects such as outpatient ambulatory care, inpatient behavioral health, and cancer centers. Patty Melvin, demonstrated their expertise by developing innovative and evidence-based solutions to design problems.

Before joining Array Architects, Patty gained valuable experience at Restoration Hardware as an Assistant Gallery Leader/Lead Gallery Curator, where they played a crucial role in maintaining floor sets and visual presentations to drive sales. Patty Melvin, successfully increased profit margin by cultivating a motivated team and implementing changes to daily operations. Additionally, Patty worked as a Senior Interior Designer at RMJM, managing and leading corporate, healthcare, and science and technology projects both nationally and internationally.

Patty's earlier experiences include working as an Interiors Project Manager at the University of Pennsylvania, where they directed small project interior renovations and supervised Interior Design Interns. Patty Melvin, also assisted in lighting design at illume Creatif and worked as a Designer at Ai5. Patty began their career as an intern at Granary Associates.

Overall, Patty Melvin has demonstrated a strong track record of expertise and leadership in various roles throughout their career.

Patty Melvin, IIDA, CHID, LEED AP, received their Bachelor of Science in Interior Design from Drexel University in 1999. Patty Melvin, also completed their high school education at the Academy of the Holy Angels from 1991 to 1995. In addition to their academic achievements, Patty obtained certifications such as CHID from the American Academy of Healthcare Interior Designers in 2019, NCIDQ from the Council for Interior Design Qualification in 2010, and LEED AP from the U.S. Green Building Council in 2008.