Melissa Murphy
AIA, Associate

Melissa Murphy joined Annum in 2013 and has since led programming, planning, design, and project delivery for a range of cultural, academic, and civic institutions. As an Associate, she brings extensive design and technical expertise across projects involving historic renovations, embassy and consulate facilities, and the creation of new learning, dining, and residential environments.

Melissa’s portfolio includes work with the Smithsonian Institution on a comprehensive Master Plan update for the National Museum of American History—addressing security, circulation, and climate resiliency—and co-authoring programming and feasibility studies for the revitalization of the Arts and Industries Building. At Bates College, she oversaw planning, design, and construction administration for a new mixed-use residential project, and she led construction administration for the renewal of New York’s landmark Grolier Library.

Most recently, Melissa has managed planning, design, and documentation services for multiple projects with the U.S. Department of State Bureau of Overseas Buildings Operations (OBO), advancing the design and performance of U.S. diplomatic facilities worldwide.

Melissa is a registered architect in Massachusetts and holds both a Master of Architecture and a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from Northeastern University. Melissa has been active with the Boston Society of Architects and served as a member of the BSA Membership Committee.