Moseley Architects’ Senior Associate Martina Reilly, AIA, has been elected president of the American Institute of Architects’ Baltimore chapter, marking her steady ascension in the organization since joining in 2005.

Martina has served on the board of AIA Baltimore for the past seven years.  She has previously co-chaired AIA Baltimore’s Committee on Environment and Resiliency. The chapter credits her for helping to secure a National AIA Disaster Response grant to establish the AIA Baltimore Disaster Assistance Committee and train Maryland architects in disaster assessment. She has also served on AIA National’s Resilient Education Working Group, helping to develop AIAU coursework for the Resilience and Adaptation certification program. In 2014, the AIA Baltimore honored Martina with the Community Architect of the Year award for her work with the AIA, resilient design and disaster assistance.

In addition to her contributions to the AIA, Martina has worked for more than 10 years with the Neighborhood Design Center (NDC) of Maryland, an organization that offers pro bono design services to community groups. She is a member of the NDC Hall of Fame for her work in projects across Baltimore City and Prince George’s County.

Martina earned a Bachelor of Science in architecture from the University of Maryland. During her 14-year career at Moseley Architects, she has been integral to the success of a wide range of projects, including adaptive reuse, community master planning, sustainable design, multifamily residential new construction, and renovations.