PAGE GANDY
FOUNDER, LEAD DESIGNER

Page Gandy began her education at Rice University, earning a Bachelor of Arts degree. She went on to pursue her childhood love of design at the Art Institute of Atlanta, obtaining a Bachelor of Fine Arts degree in Interior Design and the President's Award for Outstanding Academic Performance. After graduation, Page worked at several high-profile interior design firms in both Atlanta and Austin.

Page developed her passion for sustainable or "green" design while in school and has become increasingly enthusiastic about this growing field, researching new materials and technologies and incorporating them into her designs whenever possible.

Creating 3 Fold Design Studio allowed Page to develop personal relationships with clients and design spaces that meet their functional needs with creative and innovative solutions.

Page Gandy is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers and an interior designer licensed by the State of Texas.

ALLISON GASKINS
LEAD DESIGNER

Allison Gaskins joined 3 Fold in the fall of 2015, merging a practice that examined the intersection of thoughtful and client-specific design strategies with the belief that design begins in the home, at the scale of the individual.

Allison’s education and experience spans the design and construction process, with a Bachelor of Science in Civil and Structural Engineering from Duke University and a Masters of Architecture from the University of Texas at Austin. She has worked at KieranTimberlake Associates in Philadelphia, CottamHargrave Architecture + Construction, and DunnamTita Architecture + Interiors, both in Austin. She has also been a member of the faculty at University of Texas at Austin’s School of Architecture since 2008, teaching core Design studios to students in the Architecture and Interior Design programs at the Undergraduate and Graduate levels. Through her Advanced Design studios and seminars, she has also been able to pursue to research interests of material fabrication and assembly strategies using low-cost building materials and common skill sets of builders to achieve high-minded and sustainable design. Her work has been published in ISSUE:, Platform, and Texas Architect. Allison is currently working on research of the significance of daylight as a primary factor for the tools in design, set to be published in the fall of 2017.

Allison Gaskins is a member of the American Society of Interior Designers and the American Institute of Architects.