Brittany Foley is an architect with specialty knowledge of historic building rehabilitations, preservation technology, and architectural material conservation. As a partner at Williams Blackstock Architects in Birmingham, Alabama, Foley utilizes her expertise to promote sympathetic and creative strategies to repurpose underutilized buildings into meaningful community assets. Foley’s portfolio of work includes a diverse range of adaptive reuse projects in urban environments that leverage her experience with private and federal incentive programs. She collaborates closely with clients to consider the social, cultural, and public memories of a place to weave historic narratives with future possibilities through thoughtful design. Foley's passion lies in urban revitalization, where she works to foster vibrant, equitable, and sustainable communities.

Foley received her Bachelor of Architecture and Bachelor of Interior Architecture from Auburn University and a Master of Preservation Studies from Tulane University.