LATEST NEWS

The New Anita May Rosenstein Campus Adds Beds for Homeless Youth, Affordable Housing for Seniors, and Multi-Generational Services in Hollywood (Santa Monica, CA – May 24, 2018) — KFA is pleased to announce the topping-off of the highly anticipated Los Angeles LGBT Center’s new Anita May Rosenstein Campus , located at 1118 N. McCadden Place […]

Mixed-use, multifamily projects at 601 Wilshire, 1318 Lincoln, 1441 Lincoln, and 1650 Lincoln will together add 227 new residential units to help meet high demand (Santa Monica, CA – May 18, 2018) KFA is pleased to announce that four of its new projects, located at 601 Wilshire Boulevard, 1318 Lincoln Boulevard, 1441-1443 Lincoln Boulevard, and […]

Mixed-Use project adds 66 residential units plus commercial space and subterranean parking within walking distance of Metro Expo Line and Third Street Promenade (Santa Monica, CA – May 18, 2018) – KFA is pleased to announce that construction has begun on the KFA-designed Junction,  a mixed-use, residential and commercial project located at 1641 Lincoln Boulevard […]

New Jamison Properties Development, Maya, Adds 72 Units to Help Meet Demand for Market-Rate Apartments in the Lively and Popular Los Angeles Neighborhood (Santa Monica, CA – March 19, 2018) KFA is pleased to announce the completion of Maya, a new multi-family residential project in Los Angeles’ Koreatown, developed by Jamison Properties and designed by KFA. […]

With Phase I Construction Underway, Phase II Expands Supportive Community with an Additional 122 Residential Units and Space for Veterans’ and Health Services   (Santa Monica, CA – December 20, 2017) – KFA is pleased to announce that construction has begun on the second phase of PATH Metro Villas, a community campus in Los Angeles’ Council District […]

Desirable, attainably priced townhomes and flats are within walking distance of work and play (Santa Monica, CA – May 4, 2018) – KFA announces the topping off of Seabluff, an exciting new condominium community of 75 contemporary townhomes and flats designed by KFA and developed by homebuilder New Home (NYSE: NWHM). Playa Vista, developed by […]

I remember being at the huge, rowdy grand opening party for the Pacific Electric Lofts in downtown LA, circa 2006. In the middle of the speeches, a city official recognized all the newly moved-in residents in the crowd, and someone yelled out, “Welcome to our home!” That was a revelation for me about architecture. I […]

With 20+ projects currently under construction, and over 40 other project in various design stage, 2018 will be extremely eventful for KFA. Encompassing mixed-use campuses, multi-family and mixed-use housing, TOC, hospitality, affordable housing, adaptive reuse, creative office and retail, this work represents over 3,300 housing units, 600 hotel keys, and 3,500,000 SF of new construction valued at almost $700,000,000.

KFA is pleased to announce the recent promotions of Tarrah Beebe, AIA to Senior Associate and Dganit Shtorch, AIA to Associate. Both Tarrah and Dganit have been with KFA for over a decade and have played vital roles in the firm’s commitment to reshaping Los Angeles. “We are proud to recognize their professional accomplishments and growth with the firm. They have contributed to our work through design excellence, creativity, industry leadership, and creating valuable client relationships,” said KFA Partner Barbara Flammang, AIA.

KFA brought lots of holiday cheer at the end of 2017 to several families at the Zahn Memorial Center’s emergency shelter in Downtown Los Angeles. The Zahn Center hosts an annual holiday party where KFA brought gifts for the resident families.  The children at this emergency shelter received a large bag of presents and gift cards for each family, all collected from KFA and friends.

Our office is bustling with new faces and we are excited about opportunities to collaborate as we grow. We interviewed our newest freshman class and asked each of them to give us a brief introduction: Azadeh Sadrieh Azi’s interest in architectural design began in high school where she used to draw designs in the margins […]