Second Vice President
Camilla Do
Camilla Do, AIA, NOMA, LEED AP is an architect with a breath of diverse background and experience, a DEI advocate, and an amateur watercolorist. She is a Senior Architect at HGA, a national interdisciplinary design firm rooted in architecture and engineering with known equitable and inclusive culture. Throughout 17 plus years of her career, Camila has been a key member of the teams on multiple building prototypes including mixed-use, civic, office, education, aviation, and hospitality with government and private sectors. She had led projects through all phases from concept design through construction and close-out for both adaptive reuse and ground up structures.
Residing in Washington DC, Camilla is a Capitals fan and an avid kayaker. As a first-generation immigrant architect, Camilla graduated from Hanoi Architectural University, Vietnam, where she had started working as a designer for custom homes, hotels, resorts, as well as stained glass. She later attended Savannah College of Art and Design with awarded International and Graduate Fellowships. She holds master’s degrees in both Architecture and Interior Design.
Camilla believes that the design experience and meaningful values shall be empowered by anticipated analytical approaches through sustainability and equity lenses. Being an LEED accredited professional, she had completed multiple projects with head-on budgetary constraints while maintaining the sustainability goals. Deeply motivated by NOMA mission to educate, elevate, and empower, she is committed to giving back to the community through her past and present involvement with NOMA DC Chapter, AIA DC Asian American Designer Union, and other non-profit groups. Camilla is also an active member of Tecshare, a nonprofit organization advocated for education equity, whereas she helps to bring interactive infrastructure serving schools and public libraries benefiting children in underserved communities in China, India, and Vietnam.
Email: 2ndvicepresident@districtnoma.org