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Sunny Andrews Promoted to Principal at Miles Architecture

Sunny Andrews.

Sunny Andrews Promoted to Principal at Miles Architecture


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February 10, 2026

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Gibbs College of Architecture congratulates Sunny Andrews (B.Arch. '05) on her promotion to Principal at Miles Architecture, an award-winning Oklahoma City design firm. Sunny also holds a Master of Business Administration from the OU Price College of Business, bringing both design leadership and strategic business expertise to her work.

With more than 20 years of experience, Sunny specializes in healthcare environments that respond to clinical demands and community needs. Her approach reflects a deep understanding of healthcare delivery, and her leadership shows in the successful execution of complex projects where design excellence, scheduling, risk management, and fiscal responsibility all must align.

Recent notable projects include the Chickasaw Nation Pediatric Clinic, the Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma Perkins Family Clinic & Childcare Facility, and the OU Health Stephenson Cancer Center of Tulsa.

In her new role, Sunny will lead the firm's Healthcare group, supporting the delivery of high-performing, mission-driven healthcare facilities that serve patients and communities.


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