Carri Beer, as the Principal and Owner of commONEcology Radical Architecture + Design, is at the forefront of innovative architectural practices that prioritize sustainability and community well-being. With a robust background as a registered architect in Maryland and a Master of Architecture from Texas Tech...
Carri Beer, as the Principal and Owner of commONEcology Radical Architecture + Design, is at the forefront of innovative architectural practices that prioritize sustainability and community well-being. With a robust background as a registered architect in Maryland and a Master of Architecture from Texas Tech University, Carri has honed her expertise in sustainable design, which is reflected in the firm’s commitment to creating healthy, earth-loving buildings. Her extensive experience spans both commercial and residential projects, allowing her to adeptly navigate the complexities of working with diverse clients, including government entities and private stakeholders.
At commONEcology, Carri leads key projects that embody the principles of Net Zero Energy and Carbon, focusing on Off-Grid and Passive House designs. Her approach integrates regenerative project visioning and deep energy retrofits, ensuring that each building not only meets but exceeds modern sustainability standards. Carri’s role also involves the thoughtful integration of permaculture landscapes, promoting a harmonious relationship between land and building, which is essential for fostering resilient communities.
As a LEED Accredited Professional since 2001, Carri brings a wealth of knowledge in green building practices, adaptive reuse, and interior architecture, making her an invaluable asset in the architectural landscape. Her collaborative spirit and client management skills enable her to cultivate strong relationships, ensuring that each project reflects the unique vision and needs of her clients while adhering to the highest standards of environmental stewardship. Through her leadership at commONEcology, Carri Beer is not only shaping spaces but also inspiring a movement towards restorative architecture that prioritizes the health of both people and the planet.
