Renovation: The Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz & Performing Arts
MyChesco.comWord is out about the $4.5 million renovation of the Philadelphia Clef Club of Jazz and Performing Arts on South Broad Street, and KMA is proud to be the architect of record on the project. Read More
AIA Philly Context Magazine: Remembering Kelly
Context MagazineIn the summer 2024 issue of AIA Philadelphia's Context magazine, colleague and friend George Claflen, FAIA remembers Emanuel Kelly, FAIA. See page10. Read More
African American Museum of Bucks County in the News
Progress on readying a permanent home for the currently mobile African American Museum of Bucks County was reported in two publications: Hidden City Philadelphia and the Lower Bucks Times. Renovations to the historic farmhouse at 300-year-old Boone Farm are underway, with completion anticipated in 2025. Read More
Kingsessing Library and Recreation Center featured in Extant Magazine
Extant MagazineThe spring 2024 issue of Extant, the quarterly magazine of The Preservation Alliance for Greater Philadelphia, features an article about the renovation of this historic building through the city's Rebuild program. Read More
Hope is on the Horizon for the John Coltrane House
Hidden City PhiladelphiaRecent developments have many hopeful that the historic John Coltrane House could finally receive a significant rehabilitation in the near future. Read More
Construction Begins for African American Museum of Bucks County
African American Museum of Bucks CountyConstruction has begun at the historic 18th-century Boone Farmhouse, which will become the new, permanent home for the African American Museum of Bucks County. KMA served as the Architect of Record for the project. Read More
In Memoriam: Emanuel Kelly, FAIA
It is with great sadness that we inform you of the sudden passing of firm founding partner and beloved friend and mentor Emanuel Kelly, FAIA. Read More
Emanuel Kelly, FAIA Moderates "One on One" with Cherelle Parker
YouTubeEmanuel Kelly, FAIA, moderated "One on One with Cherelle Parker," hosted by the Design Advocacy Group on October 20 at the Center for Architecture and Design. Before an audience of nearly 100, the Democratic mayoral candidate answered questions on topics ranging from historic preservation, city planning, and the design review process, to design equity in neighborhoods, affordable housing, public school facilities, and the city's role in leading regional environmental best practices. The session was videotaped and is available on DAG's YouTube channel. Read More