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Gregg Lewis and his wife and business partner Jennifer Smith Lewis founded SmithLewis Architecture in March 2003 to deliver cost-effective, high-performance architectural design to a diverse range of institutional, commercial, and residential clients. The firm was named a 2008 Small Business of the Year by the Roanoke Regional Chamber of Commerce. The Virginia Conservation Network awarded SmithLewis Architecture its 2005 Dogwood Award for "outstanding environmental leadership"; the first time the award went to a private business in the Commonwealth. The firm completed the region's first LEED (Leadership in Energy and Environmental Design) Gold Certified Building, the Claude Moore Education Complex at the Roanoke Higher Education Center and is currently working on two other LEED Registered Projects. The firm was responsible for the internationally acclaimed C2C Home Competition. Thousands of designers and students from 88 universities and 41 countries worldwide participated in the competition in 2004. The exhibition of selected competition entries at the Art Museum of Western Virginia was the best attended exhibition in the museum's history according to former Executive Director Georganne Bingham. The firm's work has been exhibited at the Van Alen Institute in New York City and published by best-selling author Sarah Susanka FAIA. The firm's work has been in the New York Times, Washington Post, Wall Street Journal and a variety of professional journals.