Kaitlin Salanski
Architectural Professional
University of Kansas – School of Architecture & Design
Kaitlin is an Architectural Professional in GFF’s K-12 & Higher Education studio, where she contributes to both interior and exterior architecture. She first joined GFF as part of her Sports and Leisure Program at the University of Kansas, completing a six-month internship in the Multifamily, Office, and Senior Design studios before transitioning to her current role. During her internship, she also created 3D-printed models of projects now displayed in GFF’s Dallas and Fort Worth offices.
Kaitlin holds a Master of Architecture, B.S. in Interior Architecture, a Minor in Design Entrepreneurship, and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship, all from the University of Kansas. Her capstone project focused on parametric approaches to urban and sports design. She is an active member of ASID, NOMAS, and Women in Design, and served on several academic committees for IIDA, AIAS, and DEIB initiatives.
Originally from Kansas, Kaitlin enjoys exploring her new home in Dallas, where she takes part in GFF’s extracurricular activities such as cornhole and kickball, and looks forward to continuing her involvement in the community and professional organizations.
Kaitlin is an Architectural Professional in GFF’s K-12 & Higher Education studio, where she contributes to both interior and exterior architecture. She first joined GFF as part of her Sports and Leisure Program at the University of Kansas, completing a six-month internship in the Multifamily, Office, and Senior Design studios before transitioning to her current role. During her internship, she also created 3D-printed models of projects now displayed in GFF’s Dallas and Fort Worth offices.
Kaitlin holds a Master of Architecture, B.S. in Interior Architecture, a Minor in Design Entrepreneurship, and a Certificate in Entrepreneurship, all from the University of Kansas. Her capstone project focused on parametric approaches to urban and sports design. She is an active member of ASID, NOMAS, and Women in Design, and served on several academic committees for IIDA, AIAS, and DEIB initiatives.
Originally from Kansas, Kaitlin enjoys exploring her new home in Dallas, where she takes part in GFF’s extracurricular activities such as cornhole and kickball, and looks forward to continuing her involvement in the community and professional organizations.