KBA Architecture Inc.
About
KBA Architecture, Inc. is a local South Jersey Architectural firm specializing in exceeding client expectations by merging creativity, technology, and passion to produce a product that extends beyond completion. To include strategic planning, creative architectural design, and project follow-through.
Art, literature, music and inventions have penetrated souls, raised consciouness and advanced the quality of life for centuries. Architecture, which combines nature with ideas, continues to advance out civilization by balancing new forms and materials with the functions of physical, yet beautiful buildings and environments.
KBA Architecture, Inc. is a pioneer in the dawing of a New Age in architectural design and technical services. Their works inspire. Their passion impels. Their nature is to serve those who dare to dream of the impossible.
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Our office is a registered Architect in New Jersey, Pennslyvania and Maryland.
Architects
Scott Burnley
President
Scott is an award-winning architect. With over ten years experience, he is widely recognized as a leader in design by his peers, public and clients. Scott is constantly expanding in new directions with a variety of innovative concepts and styles.
Scott takes personal responsibility to work closely with clients in all phases of the project: architectural design, specifications, cost analysis, planning, governmental approvals, and office production. Scott is a graduate of Drexel and an active member of the American Institute of Architects and the National Council of Architectural Regulation Boards.
John Torpey
Vice President
John serves as Project Manager providing artistic and valuable insight into architectural design. His organizational skills and problem solving abilities are critical for successful project documentation and administration. He has worked closely with the NJDOE on a variety of school construction and facility planning projects. Creating productivity throughout all phases of the design process is John’s trademark.
John is a graduate of Philadelphia University and has since attended Harvard University for executive Education in both Urban and Public School Planning and Design. John is an active member of the Council of Educational Facility Planners International.