Fort Recovery Booster Building ReturnLOCATION Fort Recovery, Ohio COMPLETION 2014 SCOPE Multi-purpose athletic facility Garmann Miller designed a 15,785 square-foot design-build multi-purpose athletic facility funded by the boosters and private donations. The facility features a running track, locker rooms, classrooms, ½ court basketball and storage space for all athletic teams to use. The facility is also open to the community.
Hannah, an NCIDQ, WELL AP certified interior designer and department leader, challenges her clients to go big and bold, to redefine what’s possible with color, space planning, materials and finishes. She earned her bachelor’s degree in interior design from Kent State University, where she was an NCAA Division I track and field athlete for the Golden Flashes. She most recently provided her creative style to Celina City Schools, Allen East Local Schools, Fairfield Community Schools, BCS Oak Harbor, Huron County Enrichment Center, Antwerp Innovation and Aquaponic Center, West Carrollton and Elida Elementary. Hannah volunteered her time on the 2021 Bulldog Levy Campaign, which promoted and passed a bond campaign to build new schools in her hometown of Celina, Ohio. She was inducted into the Celina High School Athletic Hall of Fame in 2020. After her experience of studying abroad, Hannah has a personal goal of learning to speak Italian for the next time she returns to Italy.









