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JENNIFER FOWLER ARCHITECTURE
Jennifer Fowler Architecture, formerly Fowler Architects (established in 2003), is a full-service architectural firm based on Capitol Hill. Specializing in residential renovations and additions, we proudly serve clients across the District with innovative and personalized design solutions.
JENNIFER FOWLER
PARTNER
Jennifer Fowler, A.I.A., grew up in Austin, Texas, and is a graduate of the University of Texas at Austin. She holds a five-year professional architecture degree and is licensed to practice architecture in the District of Columbia. After moving to Washington, D.C., in 1997, Jennifer spent seven years working with other firms before founding Fowler Architects in the summer of 2004. In 2025, she launched Jennifer Fowler Architecture, building on two decades of experience and a deep commitment to high-quality residential design. Jennifer has worked on numerous projects across the District, predominantly on Capitol Hill. Jennifer specializes in residential additions and renovations of all scales, as well as historic preservation and zoning.
CASEY SMITH
JUNIOR ARCHITECT
Casey Tilghman Smith moved to DC in 2008 after completing her Master of Architecture at Parsons School of Design. She joined Jennifer Fowler Architecture in 2009, which was a great fit considering her love of residential design and historic preservation. She earned a Master of Arts in Historic Preservation in 2010 from Savannah College of Art and Design, which allowed her to learn more about historic preservation. Casey currently lives in Salisbury, Maryland with her husband and two young children, but visits DC frequently to stay involved in all the Capitol Hill projects.
LAURA DAILEY
JUNIOR ARCHITECT
Casey Tilghman Smith moved to DC in 2008 after completing her Master of Architecture at Parsons School of Design. She joined Jennifer Fowler Architecture in 2009, a perfect fit given her passion for residential design and historic preservation. In 2010, she earned a Master of Arts in Historic Preservation from the Savannah College of Art and Design, deepening her knowledge of historic preservation. Casey currently lives in Salisbury, Maryland, with her husband and two young children but frequently visits DC to stay involved in Capitol Hill projects.