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Katelyn is an Associate Principal at EVstudio, where she leads the Municipal and Commercial Structural Engineering team. With over ten years of experience, Katelyn has developed a unique expertise in designing with wood, particularly mass timber, a material she is deeply passionate about. Her specialty lies in integrating this innovative, sustainable material into modern architectural designs, where she combines technical flexibility with a commitment to environmental responsibility. Katelyn is dedicated to advancing the use of mass timber in structural engineering, leveraging its strength, aesthetic appeal, and sustainability benefits to create transformative spaces.
Katelyn’s work spans a variety of project types, including recreation centers, office buildings, multifamily developments, and educational institutions. Her ability to balance functionality with cutting-edge design ensures that each project she leads is both structurally sound and visually impactful. She has a proven track record of managing complex projects, where her expertise in foundation design and her deep understanding of wood’s behavior allows her to address challenges creatively and efficiently.
Katelyn is committed to the future of the built environment, especially in integrating sustainable materials and practices into every project. She is passionate about ensuring her designs not only meet the functional needs of her clients but also contribute positively to the environment by reducing carbon footprints and promoting long-term sustainability.
COMMUNITY AND SERVICE: Katelyn actively supports the next generation of engineers. She mentors young professionals, encouraging them to explore creative solutions that combine engineering expertise with environmental consciousness.
Outside of her work at EVstudio, Katelyn enjoys rock climbing, traveling, and exploring the outdoors, drawing inspiration from nature for her projects. She believes that a balanced life, spent with family, friends, and in nature, fuels her creativity and commitment to her work.


This tour dives into the real-world process behind CCU’s standout chapel—from concept to installation—with insights from the full project team.

Get inside the coordinated decisions that made a hybrid mass timber resort work—through the eyes of the architect, engineer, builder, and developer.

Learn how to navigate A/E code compliance, speed up modular Mass Timber construction, and cut costs with design-phase strategies, feasibility tools, and real case studies.