Over the course of her professional practice, she has developed a passion for advocating for students, especially encouraging young women into design and STEAM fields. She previously served in various roles on the Texas Society of Architects Board of Directors and chaired the Equity, Diversity, and Inclusion Taskforce and the 2021 Conference Committee. Over the years, her service to the profession has grown from leading the local chapter’s Committee on the Environment committee to serving as AIA San Antonio’s chapter president in 2015.
Her work on education projects has been extensive, ranging from specialty career technology programs to a new 430,000 sf comprehensive high school for Northside ISD, the fourth-largest school district in Texas.
Marrone received a Bachelor of Arts from Rice University in 1998 and a Bachelor of Architecture in 2000, also from Rice. She also has an extensive background in sustainable design initiatives, master planning, and commercial projects.
Nicki Marrone, AIA, is a principal at Alamo Architects in San Antonio, where she serves as a leader of the firm’s K-12 studio. Video AIA Future Focused - Nicki Marrone, AIA
