| Allan W. Kehrt, FAIA, LEED AP, Partner | |
As one of the founding partners of KSS Architects, Allan combines architectural eloquence with an ability to turn a client's vision into a built form. Guided by a philosophy that emphasizes appropriateness over fads, he has crafted KSS into a place where architectural dialogue thrives, young architects grow and learn, and serious design work is accomplished. He explores design issues that reinforce his clients' values and aspirations and uses those explorations as the basis for design solutions. For Allan, the process of turning a blank sheet of paper and ideas into an enormous and tangible entity is extremely rewarding. With more than 30 years of experience, Allan has worked on everything from multimillion dollar medical and education facilities to residential and commercial structures. Named a Fellow to the American Institute of Architects in 2001, he actively participates in the education of others in design.
Credits
Matthew J. Romano | Education Bachelor of Arts in Economics, Ohio Wesleyan University Master of Architecture, Virginia Polytechnic Institute and State University Professional Affiliations American Institute of Architects Society for College and University Planning Eastern Region Association of Higher Education Facilities Officers Licensed Planner, New Jersey Licensed Architect, New Jersey and Florida Urban Land Institute Congress of the New Urbanism Select Professional Awards AIA NJ Architect of the Year, 2006 NJCU University Academy Charter School     AIA Committee on Architecture for Education     Merit Award, 2005-06     AIA NJ Built Merit Award, 2004 Cranbury School, AIA NJ Merit Award, 2004 Cornell University School of Hotel Admin.     AIA New Jersey, Honor Award, 2004     AIA Philadelphia, Merit Award, 2002 Select Projects Cornell University Beck Center, School of Hotel Administration Denville Township Municipal Building Hobart and William Smith Colleges Stern Hall, New Academic Building Lawrence University Warch Campus Center New Jersey City University University Academy Charter High School New Jersey Economic Development Authority NJEDA Headquarters |