LK Architecture
Bryan Ward, P.E. has extensive experience in mechanical and plumbing engineering, currently serving as the Director of Mechanical/Plumbing Engineering at LK Architecture since October 2017. Prior to this role, Bryan Ward was the Owner and General Contractor at Windmill - Custom Home Renovations from March 2017 to January 2023, and previously operated as the Owner of Custom Cabinets & Remodeling from January 2015 to February 2017. Bryan Ward's earlier career includes a position as TAB Supervisor and Retro-Commissioning Certified Professional at Allied Laboratories from October 2012 to September 2014, as well as serving as Principal of the Mechanical Division at Professional Engineering Consultants, P.A. from January 1986 to September 2014. Bryan Ward holds a Bachelor of Science degree in Architectural Engineering from Kansas State University, earned between 1981 and 1985.
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LK Architecture
LK Architecture is a multi-discipline design firm founded in 1967 in Wichita, Kansas. We are employee owned and managed; as a result, our motivated professionals have a vested interest in providing superior client services resulting in practical and enduring architecture. Over the past four decades, we have realized outstanding architectural projects that serve just about every facet of modern life and its socio-economic demands in Wichita and across the nation. Meeting the widening needs of our clients throughout our years of service has allowed us to expand, both in terms of project geography and building type. We have completed commissions in 43 states that include a diverse portfolio of work. We have designed regional, neighborhood and life style retail centers and retail stores, office buildings and campuses, manufacturing facilities and warehouses, educational facilities, churches, hotels, healthcare facilities and recreational facilities. In response to our client's needs in more recent years, we have provided design services for mixed-use projects (theaters, apartments, retail), community design and neighborhood planning, urban design, waterfront development and public open space projects.