A licensed architect and urban planning professional with more than 25 years of experience, Christina Miller works to create vibrant and healthy, economically, environmentally and socially-resilient communities in Miami and throughout the United States. Her experience includes public-sector and private sector clients and ranges from regional, large-scale, transit-oriented master plans to local infill projects supported by conventional, hybrid or form-based regulations. Christina has been involved in many significant coding projects, including Miami21, the Miami Design District, and the Seven50 Regional Plan for Southeast Florida.

Christina's design philosophy emphasizes intensive study of local traditions, context and culture as a basis for sustainable architectural design and master planning. She is an advocate for healthy living, alternative housing and transportation options, better food production practices, and land and seas stewardship. She has taught several studios at the University of Miami (UM) and has been a visiting design critic at UM and Harvard's Graduate School of Design.

Christina is certified by the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB), a certified planner by the American Institute of Certified Planners (AICP), and a LEED accredited professional.