Ty M. Quattlebaum
Associate AIA, NOMA, NAACP
Ty Quattlebaum is a thoughtful architectural designer with a passion for creating spaces that support healing, dignity, and community. With a focus on healthcare architecture across the Philadelphia tristate area, Ty brings a people-first mindset to every phase of design, from master planning to construction detailing. His work includes medical campuses, outpatient centers, and hospital expansions—each approached with a commitment to efficiency, empathy, and design excellence.
A graduate of Marywood University’s School of Architecture, Ty is deeply engaged in advancing equity within the profession and the built environment. He is an active member of the National Organization for Minority Architects (NOMA) and contributes to ongoing conversations around cultural representation and access in design.
Outside of architecture, Ty is passionate about music, storytelling, and building spaces—physical and emotional—where people feel seen and valued. Whether he’s sketching ideas in a notebook or connecting with peers at a community event, Ty brings heart to his craft and a steady dedication to making a difference.