Lee Quill is a founding principal of Cunningham | Quill Architects in Washington, D.C. and has over thirty years of experience in urban design, master planning, infill mixed-use, institutional, residential, and commercial and corporate architecture. A nationally recognized leader in community engagement and design, he has lectured regionally and nationally on these topics at the National Building Museum, EPA Smart Growth Lecture Series, the Urban Land Institute, the American Institute of Architects, the American Planning Association and numerous universities. Mr. Quill served as the Design Team Lead for two national AIA Sustainable Design Assessment Teams (SDATs) in Colorado Springs (2011) and Stanwood, Washington (2012) and he has also served as a juror for the EPA National Awards for Smart Growth Achievement. In 2015 & 2016 he served as a Juror for URBAN LAB, an international design competition run by the Inter-American Development Bank for urban revitalization proposals of the Curundu' neighborhood in Panama City, Panama and the Alcadia District of the port City of Santa Marta, Columbia. Lee has been heavily involved in shaping growth and the design of urban places in the DC Metropolitan region through his firm and developing policies with the DC Mayoral Task Force on Transit-Oriented Development; as past Chair of the Urban Design Advisory Committee-OTN and a 15 year member of the Carlyle East Eisenhower Design Review Board in the City of Alexandria, Virginia (2007- December 2022); and as a past member of the Metropolitan Washington Council of Government's 2050 Initiative-Region Forward and the Metropolitan Development Policy Committee. Mr. Quill has received numerous design awards including, Awards of Excellence, Honor, Merit and Citation in Design and Historic Resources from the AIA, three Charter Awards from the Congress for the New Urbanism, a Virginia Chapter American Planning Association Redevelopment Plan Award, the Pro Bono Publico Award from the Washington Architectural Foundation and a 2022 Faith & Form International Design Award in Religious Architecture - New Facilities. Mr. Quill is a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.