Molly Marcucilli

associate II

Molly earned her B.S. in Geographic Science from James Madison University in 2013. She left the east coast and moved to Aspen, Colorado, chasing her love for nature and the outdoors. Inspired by Aspen's stunning landscapes and pedestrian friendly planning and transportation systems, Molly moved to Denver to pursue a master's degree in Urban and Regional Planning from the University of Colorado-Denver, where she was able to develop her skills around the intersection of the natural and built environment.

After earning her master’s degree, Molly joined Boulder County's Long-Range Planning & Policy team where she facilitated updates to the County's comprehensive plan and land use code. From Boulder County she moved to the City of Denver's Community Planning & Development department, building upon her land use planning and zoning skills by conducting zoning review for commercial development around Denver.

Molly is excited to leverage her land use planning & policy expertise on the Lotus team, supporting each client in reaching their climate, resiliency, and sustainability goals through implementation of innovative, client-specific strategies and policies

“What you do makes a difference, and you have to decide what kind of difference you want to make.”

— Jane Goodall

Fun Facts

Places of inspiration

Anywhere I am walking/hiking with a friend and my dog, Bandit
A cozy coffee shop
Stuck in traffic on I-70

Favorite things

Hanging out with Bandit, organic wine, good food with friends, Hazy IPAs after a hike, cozy nights in with a good book, alpenglow, jumping in alpine lakes, live music in the summer