Amy Frye
National Research DirectorCuninghamAmy Frye, Associate Principal and National Research Director at Cuningham, is shaping the future of research-driven design by helping organizations pair human-centered inquiry with emerging trends, post-occupancy insight, and strategic evaluation to reduce uncertainty and strengthen design decisions. With 20 years of experience and over 50 publications, Amy brings a nationally recognized perspective on translating evidence into environments that are bold, beautiful, and buildable.
Dancing with the Yeti: Part 3 — Measuring Impact Through Post-Occupancy Evaluation
Following Rock Ridge High School’s 2025 James D. MacConnell Award, this third installment in the “Dancing with the Yeti” series completes the story of
…Following Rock Ridge High School’s 2025 James D. MacConnell Award, this third installment in the “Dancing with the Yeti” series completes the story of Rock Ridge High School by examining how the district’s transformative vision for education is perfo
…Following Rock Ridge High School’s 2025 James D. MacConnell Award, this third installment in the “Dancing with the Yeti” series completes the story of Rock Ridge High School by examining how the district’s transformative vision for education is performing in practice through a rigorous post-occupancy evaluation conducted by the design team and the district. Attendees will gain practical frameworks for conducting post-occupancy evaluations and usi
…Following Rock Ridge High School’s 2025 James D. MacConnell Award, this third installment in the “Dancing with the Yeti” series completes the story of Rock Ridge High School by examining how the district’s transformative vision for education is performing in practice through a rigorous post-occupancy evaluation conducted by the design team and the district. Attendees will gain practical frameworks for conducting post-occupancy evaluations and using evidence-based insights to inform future educational facility planning and design.
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