Gabrielle Pierson
WELL AP
Interior Design Coordinator
Indiana University – Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design
Gabrielle serves as an Interior Design Coordinator in GFF’s Dallas Office, bringing a specialized focus on human-centered interiors across healthcare, K-12 education, workplace, and mission critical sectors. Backed by strong technical proficiency in Revit, Enscape, and Twinmotion, she coordinates interior spaces with an emphasis on occupant experience, behavioral psychology, and environmental wellness.
She graduated from Indiana University’s Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design, where she also completed a minor in Urban Planning and Community Development. Her academic tenure was highly research-focused, including roles as an undergraduate teaching assistant and a design research assistant for university design courses and summer programs.
Gabrielle aspires to explore the continuous dialogue between people and the built environment, focusing on how interior spaces influence occupant behavior, daily routines, and long term wellbeing. Outside of the Interior Design Studio, she enjoys exploring the DFW live music scene, taking two-step lessons with friends, and spending time with her dog, Suki
Gabrielle serves as an Interior Design Coordinator in GFF’s Dallas Office, bringing a specialized focus on human-centered interiors across healthcare, K-12 education, workplace, and mission critical sectors. Backed by strong technical proficiency in Revit, Enscape, and Twinmotion, she coordinates interior spaces with an emphasis on occupant experience, behavioral psychology, and environmental wellness.
She graduated from Indiana University’s Eskenazi School of Art, Architecture + Design, where she also completed a minor in Urban Planning and Community Development. Her academic tenure was highly research-focused, including roles as an undergraduate teaching assistant and a design research assistant for university design courses and summer programs.
Gabrielle aspires to explore the continuous dialogue between people and the built environment, focusing on how interior spaces influence occupant behavior, daily routines, and long term wellbeing. Outside of the Interior Design Studio, she enjoys exploring the DFW live music scene, taking two-step lessons with friends, and spending time with her dog, Suki