KFA Architecture
Jesse Reyes is a skilled project architect with extensive experience in architecture and project management, currently serving at KFA Architecture since October 2019. Previously held positions include project architect at RNL, contributing to civic and transportation projects in California, and project manager at Crown Acquisitions, Inc. Jesse has a strong background in architectural design, having worked at Modative and Orcutt I Winslow, where responsibilities included developing building programs, leading design efforts, and generating construction documents. Educational achievements consist of a Master of Architecture from Arizona State University, a Bachelor of Applied Science in Architecture from Universidad Torcuato Di Tella, and a Bachelor of Science in Design, Architecture from Arizona State University. Additionally, experience as a teaching assistant at Arizona State University supplemented architectural knowledge with educational involvement.
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KFA Architecture
KFA reshapes Los Angeles by designing great places where people flourish. The firm has been recognized for its architectural design and master planning services for projects throughout the greater Los Angeles metropolitan area with a focus on urban revitalization and sustainability. KFA was also an early pioneer of adaptive reuse projects, including more than 40 historic buildings in Downtown Los Angeles. A community and industry leader, KFA is an active member of AIA-LA and numerous other nonprofits. AREAS OF EXPERTISE Adaptive Reuse • Affordable Housing • Mixed Use Housing • Market-Rate / Multi-Family Housing • Campus Master Plans • Hospitality / Commercial • Creative Office • Libraries • Education • Recreation • Community & Youth Centers AWARDS The firm has received numerous awards and recognition for its diverse, forward-thinking architecture. Since 2007, KFA has won 50+ design awards from AIA design committees and business and civic organizations. In 2004, the firm won a special City-Rebuilder Award from the AIA LA for its adaptive reuse work. KFA was honored with the prestigious AIA California Council Firm Award in 2016. PROJECTS COMPLETED 300 Housing Projects • 18,000 Residential Units • 1,282 Hotel Rooms • 6,000 Affordable Housing Units • 1,000 Units on LA’s Skid Row • 5,000 Adaptive Reuse Units • 18 School Projects • 12 Recreation Projects • 11 Libraries • 4 Fire Stations • 11 Project Buildings listed on the National Register of Historic Places AWARDS The firm has received numerous awards and recognition for its diverse, forward-thinking architecture. Since 2007, KFA has won 50+ design awards from AIA design committees and business and civic organizations. In 2004, the firm won a special City-Rebuilder Award from the AIA|LA for its adaptive reuse work. KFA was honored with the prestigious AIA California Council Firm Award in 2016.