Megan Groth

Megan Groth serves as Adjunct Faculty at Woodbury University's School of Architecture since 2019, bringing expertise as a designer, urbanist, and educator with advanced degrees from the University of Washington and London School of Economics.

Her academic credentials include:

• B.A. in Biology from Pomona College
• M.Arch from the University of Washington
• MSc in City Design & Social Sciences from the London School of Economics

Her research critically examines architecture labor value and profession transformation amid climate crisis and social inequities, with focused investigation into urban design governance systems. She actively advocates for San Diego design review reforms to advance social equity in the built environment while preparing students to lead industry evolution through her Practice Coordinator role.

Key recognitions include:

• World Architecture News Award for 'Liina' wood project
• Valle Scholarship for Aalto University Wood Program

Professionally, she co-edited 'Shaping Cities in an Urban Age' at LSE Cities, served on Seattle Design Commission, maintains membership in The Architecture Lobby, and operates a small design practice.