The studio
Kurt Krueger Architect is a design centered architectural practice based in Los Angeles, California that specializes in design and construction. Our work responds to the specifics of its place while also satisfying our client's spatial and budgetary needs. We pride ourselves in the the craft of building and strive to create spaces that engage people while elevating a sense of interest to the individual qualities of each site and program. Every project contains a unique set of challenges, requiring a highly specific architecture that is at once functional and poetic. We value and aspire to create architecture that is graceful and timeless, concerned with space and light, context and place, texture and detail, and together enhances the overall experience. Kurt Krueger, AIA, LEED AP was educated in the practice of architecture and design at Kansas State University. With an approach of learning by doing, he interned in Raleigh, North Carolina for Frank Harmon Architect and later worked for Rockhill and Associates in Lawrence, Kansas where he built several houses in Kansas City and Arkansas as a member of the construction crew. Using this training, he relocated to Los Angeles to work for the architecture firm Marmol Radziner & Associates, with a focus in design-build. After four years, he added to this experience by working another four years at ARYA Group, Inc, a high profile construction company in Los Angeles that specializes in design and construction. Kurt Krueger Architect was established in 2012 with a focus on design-build residential and commercial projects that are environmentally responsive and uniquely appropriate.
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