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Lynn is an architectural designer and licensed architect in Lebanon, holding a Master’s of Architecture from Georgia Tech and a Bachelor of Architecture from the Académie Libanaise des Beaux-Arts (ALBA). With a background that brings together a Beaux-Arts design-focused education and a strong technical foundation, her work has been recognized internationally, earning first prize for her final-year project, Layered Memory, which explored the relationship between place, memory, and identity.

Her experience spans the Middle East and the United States, including work on the AUB campus in Cyrus and projects for FIFA World Cup Qatar 2022. Among these was the Desert Nest Pavilion, inspired by traditional Qatari pigeon towers, which was recognized by the Guinness World Records as the world’s tallest freestanding 3D-printed concrete tower. In Seattle, she worked on the façade design of a confidential 10-story Life Science Research building in South Lake Union, as well as on an art installation for the Curiosity-themed Seattle Design Festival in 2023.

Since joining BLUR Workshop in 2024, Lynn has contributed to a range of exterior and interior architecture projects across public-facing environments. Through these experiences, she sees architecture as a form of storytelling, infusing her joyful and spontaneous nature into designs that create welcoming and timeless spaces. Her work includes the Gaylord Opryland Meeting Expansion and a confidential lifestyle hotel, both in Nashville. She is currently involved in the design of restaurant and lobby spaces for a confidential convention center hotel and the Hotel at Medley in Johns Creek. She brings strong attention to detail, with a focus on immersive guest experiences and a passion for interior and product design.

Lynn El Khoury