Margaret Storrow, AICP CTP
Contact Information
576 East Vermont Street
Indianapolis
IN
46202-3638
United States
About Me
Meg grew up in the shadow of Vermont’s Mount Mansfield, hiking and skiing in the Green Mountains. Every summer she and her brothers would sail the waters of Fishers Island Sound with their architect father in Connecticut.
Meg attended Michigan State University for her degree in Landscape Architecture, spending a term abroad touring and researching New Towns in Great Britain, and getting to know the breadth of the profession.
She returned to New England to accrue the experience needed to become a registered landscape architect. While working with the Landplan Partnership and its successor firm, Jack Curtis & Associates in Connecticut, Meg was sent to Columbus, Indiana as the project manager for the Cummins Headquarters site development. She started a practice there with John Kinsella in 1986. John was the on-site representative of architect Roche Dinkeloo Associates for the Cummins project, who relocated to Columbus from Michigan. After 10 years in Columbus [IN], Meg and John moved their practice and home to downtown Indianapolis where they enjoy an urban and walkable lifestyle.
Professional Biography
Meg is co-founder and co-principal of Storrow Kinsella Associates, a planning, urban design, and landscape architecture studio in Indianapolis. Meg is a registered landscape architect and certified planner with a passion for vibrant communities and a commitment to integrating placemaking with multimodal connectivity systems. She works with her husband and co-principal John Kinsella. Together they build on expertise gained from prior work to develop new concepts for the integration of urban design, landscape architecture and multimodal transportation planning. They seek to transform the continuum of regions, communities, districts, neighborhoods, and parks into active, livable, and interconnected places.
Meg has thirty-plus years managing a successful planning and design practice characterized by innovative and award-winning projects in the civic realm. In 2015 she was elevated by the American Society of Landscape Architects [ASLA] to the Council of Fellows in recognition of exceptional accomplishment over a sustained period of time. In 2016 she gained certification by the American Institute of Certified Planners [AICP] as a certified planner, followed by certification in 2017 as a Certified Transportation Planner. She also maintains certification by INDOT for Bicycle/Pedestrian Trail Planning and Design and InDNR as a cultural resource management professional. Meg was recently awarded a May, 2021 Certificate of Completion from the Urban Land Institute 2021 Real Estate Diversity Initiative.
Meg also chairs the Riley Area Development Corporation development committee, the Mass Ave Cultural Arts District, and the Rethink 65/70 Coalition design committee as part of her advocacy to strengthen downtown Indianapolis’ quality of life.
Education
160256 | Michigan State UniversityGraduation Date: November, 1977
Degree Level: Undergraduate
Job History
Ball State UniversityAssociate Professor
January,2000 - June,2000
Muncie, IN
None
United States
Jack Curtis & Associates
Associate & Landscape Architect
March,1983 - September,1985
Monroe, CT
None
United States
The LandPlan Partnership
Landscape Architect
March,1980 - March,1983
Southport, CT
None
United States
Leonard A. Garofalo and Associates
Landscape Architect-In-Training
June,1978 - March,1980
Providence, RI
None
United States
Central Vermont Regional Planning Agency
Special Projects
January,1978 - December,1978
Montpelier, VT
None
United States
Storrow Kinsella Associates Inc
President
January,1987 - Present
Indianapolis, IN
46202
United States
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