Associate

Abigail Freed AIA

Abigail Freed holds a master's degree in architecture from Temple University, where she also graduated summa cum laude in 2019 with double degrees: a Bachelor of Science in architecture and a Bachelor of Science in historic preservation. She received numerous awards for her academic achievements including the 2020 AIA Student Award, the 2019 Architecture Scholastic Award - awarded to the graduating senior with the highest grade point average within the architecture major, the 2019 Capstone Award for her senior project in historic preservation, the 2019 and the 2021 Architecture Memorial Award for outstanding academic and leadership achievements, and a nomination for the 2019 Capstone Award for her senior project in architectural design.

During her time at Temple University, she served as president of Tau Sigma Delta Psi Alpha - Temple's honor society for architecture and related fields; worked as a teaching assistant for Temple's undergraduate architecture studios; and as research assistant for Dr. Pablo Meninato on his book Unexpected Affinities: The History of Type in Architectural Project from Laugier to Duchamp.

She began working at KMA in 2018 during her undergraduate degree and continued on a part-time basis until graduating with her masters degree in 2021. Since then she has contributed to the firm with her expertise in digital media and graphics and her exuberance to learn.

In addition to her role at KMA, she is a course instructor at Temple University where she teaches in the undergraduate studio.

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