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Margie Snow is a founding principal of Gallun Snow Associates, Inc., a firm specializing in interior design for the healthcare and institutional industries  As Gallun Snow’s marketing and sustainability practice principal, Margie relies on her thirty + years of experience to design sustainable environments that support patient-centered care and learning environments. She merges the use of sustainable principles, Planetree concepts and evidence-based design to create high performance healing & learning environments that welcome, nurture and support staff, families and students. Margie attended the University of Colorado prior to graduating from Colorado State University in 1975 with a Bachelor of Fine Arts Interior Design degree. Margie is NCIDQ and AAHID (American Academy of Healthcare Interior Design) certified; a LEED Accredited Professional through USGBC, and member of USGBC, IIDA, AAHID and ASID.

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Panel discussions and articles include:

IIDA Panel on “Design of the Healing Environment” 1995

IIDA Panel speaker on “Sustainable Healthcare Design” 2002

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ASID sustainability panel 2008

USGBC Denver panel on sustainable Healthcare design 2010

IFMA panel discussion on sustainable Healthcare design 2010

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ASHE Presentation “MCR LEED Gold – Is It Worth It?” 2011

Health Care Design Magazine Article “Interior Design Master Planning for HC Facilities” 2009

Contributing expert “Design Details for Health” 2011 Authors: Cynthia A. Leibrock, Debra Harris

Health Facilities Management Magazine Article “Open for Business” 2012

Project Awards include:

IIDA BEST Award 2011 Denver Health Basement Cafe

Greener Facility Award: Medical Center of Rockies 2008

ASID Sustainable Design Award Medical Center of the Rockies 2008

ASID Healthcare Design Award: Anschutz Cancer Pavilion 2002