Animal Arts Design

We are so lucky to have an incredible team of hardworking and passionate people here at Animal Arts. We would love for you to meet some of the faces at our firm!

Introducing Emily Quebedeaux, licensed architect and project manager extraordinaire. Before making her way to Colorado, Emily lived in New Orleans, where she launched her career. She has been a valued part of our team for five years, and we honestly can't imagine the office without her!

Emily holds a Bachelor of Science and Master of Architecture from the University of Louisiana at Lafayette. She's brought her expertise to some incredible projects, including the Humane Society of the Pikes Peak Region, Placer SPCA, and the Humane Society of the Treasure Coast.

A woman of many talents, Emily is also a musician and has been playing guitar since she was 13. If you’re lucky, you might catch her at an open mic night or playing a gig with her husband! When she’s not designing or playing music, you'll find Emily out in nature—hiking, kayaking, fishing, leisure biking, or snowshoeing through the Colorado mountains.

Emily has three beloved pets at home, two cats named Carlo and Scarpa (named after famous architect Carlo Scarpa), and a golden retriever named Aspen. We love when Aspen visits us at the office!

We have some exciting news to share! The CT Humane Society Pet Resource Center in Wilton just won a Merit Award from the Connecticut Building Congress! We were honored to be included in this project as subject matter experts on all things animal care.

Learn more about the project and the award here: https://cbc-ct.org/2026-30th-annual-pta/

Photo credit: Robert Benson Photography