Upcoming Presentation: Mark Armstrong to discuss Accessory Dwelling Units at BSA Event
KMA, LLC is excited to announce that Mark Armstrong, AIA, NCARB, LEED BD+C, Senior Architect, will present at an upcoming Boston Society for Architecture (BSA)
Our architects meet the unique challenges of accessibility and inclusion through rigorous design thinking, creativity, and innovation.
KMA’s consulting work encompasses the spectrum of accessibility – from regulatory compliance to inclusive design.
Our architects meet the unique challenges of accessibility and inclusion through rigorous design thinking, creativity, and innovation.
KMA’s consulting work encompasses the spectrum of accessibility – from regulatory compliance to inclusive design.
KMA, LLC is excited to announce that Mark Armstrong, AIA, NCARB, LEED BD+C, Senior Architect, will present at an upcoming Boston Society for Architecture (BSA)
KMA is proud to contribute to the University of North Carolina’s Pit Improvement Project, an initiative to enhance accessibility and usability in one of UNC’s
KMA is excited to support the revitalization of White Stadium in Boston’s Franklin Park through inclusive design consulting. As part of the master plan, KMA
KMA is proud to have played a key role in the redevelopment of JJ Carroll in Brighton, a project by 2Life Communities designed to provide
Congratulations to Katie Denis on her appointment as a Massachusetts Architectural Access Board (MAAB) member.
KMA was proud to assist Storm King with its newest site-specific commission, the design and installation of Martin Puryear’s Lookout.
KMA enjoyed working with the Habitat for Humanity MetroWest/Greater Worcester team this May to put the final exterior touches on a new affordable home in Sturbridge.
Josh recently joined Sarah Lawson and Bruce Irving on their podcast, the Builder’s Notebook, to discuss aging in place. Check it out! You can stream
This winter, KMA is participating in the Shoebox Project for Women. The Shoebox Project for Women collects and distributes gift-filled Shoeboxes to women affected by homelessness
An interview with Josh Safdie about our recent work with Storm King Art Center and “capital-A Accessibility” and “lowercase-a Accessibility” was featured in last week’s
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