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Ridesharing at Massport

David Kessler and Josh Safdie were honored to serve on the task force advising Massport on this initiative. The Boston Globe article explains that “passengers

Wentworth Institute of Technology Center for Engineering, Innovation and Sciences

The Wentworth Institute of Technology Center for Engineering, Innovation and Sciences, on which we consulted with Leers, Weinzapfel and Associates, has been awarded an AIA

Dormitory Accessibility Requirements

by Kathryn Denis | Associate Dormitory projects must follow both state and federal accessibility regulations. These regulations often overlap, and the most stringent requirements must

Congratulations, Lameece Kanan!

KMA Designer/Access Planner Lameece Kanan participated in The Boston Architectural College commencement activities last week! Lameece completed her Master of Architecture in December 2018. We’d

Don’t miss “Designing for Inclusive Play”

KMA principal, Josh Safdie, will present with Ken Dobyns, KOMPAN North America; Dawn Oates, The Play Brigade; and Cheri Ruane, Weston & Sampson at this

Accessibility in Luxury Apartments

While adhering to fair housing standards may be expensive, failing to adhere to them is even more expensive. The NYT shares some insights in its recent

Can You Hear Me Now?

by J George | Designer / Access Planner Assisted Listening Systems (ALS) are required to be provided in assembly areas per both the ADA and

New Year | New Name | New Office

KMA rang in the new year with a new office and a new name. As of January 1, our firm has changed its name to

Designing for a blind home owner

Interesting article and diagrams about designing a home for a blind client: Teaching a blind client how to read her new home: a glyphic language

Access in a Split Level Ranch

KMA recently finished a project installing a 3-stop vertical platform lift in a split-level ranch style home in Wellesley MA. The lift was necessary as

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