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A portrait of Jenna Ross, Interior Design Leader at GFF, standing beside a tall wood table in a modern office setting, wearing a dark pinstripe suit.

Jenna Ross

RID WELL AP
Interior Design Leader
Interior Design Studio
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Austin
University of Oklahoma – Christopher C. Gibbs College of Architecture
Jenna reimagines interior spaces by emphasizing a narrative-driven approach that sets her work apart from conventional design. In Austin, she transforms client aspirations into immersive environments that engage senses and provoke thought. Always exploring the interplay between form and functionality, she builds spaces that are not only visually distinct but also intuitively responsive to the needs of their occupants. Her portfolio reflects a commitment to innovation, where every design is an opportunity to create a story that enriches the user experience.
A portrait of Jenna Ross, Interior Design Leader at GFF, standing beside a tall wood table in a modern office setting, wearing a dark pinstripe suit.
Jenna reimagines interior spaces by emphasizing a narrative-driven approach that sets her work apart from conventional design. In Austin, she transforms client aspirations into immersive environments that engage senses and provoke thought. Always exploring the interplay between form and functionality, she builds spaces that are not only visually distinct but also intuitively responsive to the needs of their occupants. Her portfolio reflects a commitment to innovation, where every design is an opportunity to create a story that enriches the user experience.
Jenna Ross is an Interior Design Leader with GFF in the Austin Office.
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    A refined urban ensemble rising between two icons of modern art

    Crescent Museum Place

    Fort Worth, Texas

    Bright steel, reclaimed planters, and new window walls merge architecture and landscape into a cohesive, modern workplace

    Burgher Haggard

    Fort Worth, Texas

    Architectural rendering of a public broadcast center with an amphitheater and large screen in Downtown Dallas.

    GFF’s design for the broadcast facility responds to its unique topographic and urban context, carving out moments of pause, projection, and public connection along the Katy Trail

    Public Broadcast Headquarters

    Dallas, Texas / Unbuilt

    Creating a communal culture within a global company by fostering a ‘small town’ feel

    Wipro Texas Technology Center

    Plano, Texas

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