Kathryn Neagle

Office Manager

A Savannah native through and through, Kathryn brings a hometown warmth to her role as Office Manager at Architecture 101, the steady, organizing force behind the day-to-day rhythms of the firm. She's the person who makes sure the trains run on time, the details don't fall through the cracks, and everyone has what they need to do their best work. Scheduling, project administration, coordination, Kathryn handles it all with a clarity and intentionality that the entire team leans on, whether they realize it or not.

That people-first instinct didn't come out of nowhere. Kathryn holds a Bachelor of Arts in Liberal Studies with a minor in Health Sciences, and years spent in retail sharpened the same hospitality and attentiveness she now brings to the office every day. She's an acts-of-service person to her core, constantly looking for ways to lend a hand, not because it's in her job description, but because that's simply who she is. She notices when someone is overwhelmed, anticipates what the team needs before anyone has to ask, and has a quiet way of making sure that no one feels unsupported on her watch. In an industry that moves fast and demands a lot, Kathryn is the kind of presence that makes it all feel a little more manageable, the one who keeps the team connected and makes sure everyone feels welcome, supported, and at home.

Outside the office, that same caretaking spirit shows up everywhere: in the kitchen, where she's happiest cooking and baking for the people she loves, sharing treats with the team, and on long walks with her boys, who are pretty much her whole world. She's always got a trip on the horizon too, whether it's a brand new destination or a favorite stretch of beach, always looking for the next place to explore.

What movie gets better every time you watch it?

My Cousin Vinny

What would your spotify daylist (playlist) name be?

80's Baby

What's a smell, sound, or texture that instantly takes you somewhere else?

Whiskey , reminds me of my dad.

What's a value you learned growing up that still guides you today?

Know when to hold 'em, and know when to fold 'em.

What's a risk you took that you're glad you took?

My children

Bonus Question: Ocean, mountains, or city — where do you recharge?

at the Ocean