An internationally recognised architect and urban strategist, Meisa brings extensive experience across architecture, planning, urban design and place branding. She has led multidisciplinary teams on large-scale developments across the Middle East, South Asia, Europe and North America, delivering projects that shape regional identity while responding to complex environmental and social contexts.

Her portfolio includes major master plans and landmark developments such as the Rift Bay Project at the Dead Sea, New Ravi City in Lahore and the Umm Yafenah Islands in Abu Dhabi. Her work also encompasses mixed-use and infrastructure projects including developments at Queen Alia International Airport in Amman and the Amman Living Wall project.

Beyond practice, Meisa plays an active leadership role in advancing architecture and sustainable development in the region. She served on the Steering Committee of the Aga Khan Award for Architecture (2020–22) and was a member of the 14th Aga Khan Master Jury (2019). She has also contributed to the Holcim Foundation Awards as a Global Jury member (2015, 2021) and as a regional Jury member for the Middle East & Africa (2017, 2023).

She advises several national and professional bodies, including committees linked to the Jordanian Ministry of Environment and urban development in Amman. She currently serves as Chair of Design Jordan and holds leadership roles within regional business and professional networks.

Meisa studied architecture at the University of Texas at Arlington. Her work has received international recognition, including the Architizer A+ Popular Choice Award and the LEAF Award.