Victoria Wilson’s interest in architecture began early, shaped by time spent with her father on site visits, where she observed firsthand how buildings come together and how spaces take shape. A particularly formative experience came when he asked for her help in redesigning his house – an exciting and challenging opportunity that allowed her to push Nantucket’s typical building boundaries while incorporating her own approach. These experiences sparked a lasting curiosity about construction, design, and the relationship between people and the built environment. Victoria earned a Bachelor of Science in Architecture from the University of Massachusetts Amherst, with minors in Building and Construction Technology and Art History, before completing her Master of Architecture at Pratt Institute. In her role at Workshop/APD, Victoria brings a thoughtful eye to circulation, and atmosphere. Outside of the studio, she enjoys cooking, exploring museums throughout New York City, discovering new books, and taking long walks with her boxer, Echo.
