Courtney Creenan-Chorley, AIA, is a Senior Project Architect and registered architect in New York State with experience leading multi-disciplined design teams on projects ranging from nationally significant historic sites to higher education environments. Her work spans all phases of planning, design, and construction, guiding projects from inception through completion. Projects she has contributed to have received local, state, and national recognition in design, planning, and preservation.

Courtney is a past president of the Buffalo Architecture Foundation, where she supported the organization’s mission of expanding appreciation for architecture and design through educational programming, public events, and community engagement. She is also active within the preservation community and has contributed to preservation-focused initiatives and conferences in Western New York. Courtney holds Master’s degrees in Architecture and Urban Planning from the University at Buffalo.