FK Architecture Unveils New Branding and Website to Amplify its Design Legacy
New website design reflects sustained growth and innovation evolution.
FK Architecture, a Fugleberg Koch Company, is excited to unveil its new brand identity and website, reflecting its sustained growth and innovation evolution. The updates include a completely redesigned website layout, modern design, overview of the team, and award-winning projects.
“Our core values have not changed, but we have certainly evolved over the years, and it is great to see the FK Architecture projects amassed during my 25-year tenure as well as our talented team in one spot,” said Ken Linehan, Managing Principal at FK Architecture. “Led by our own Gary Badge, the new site reflects the depth and experience of our team, the breadth of our projects, creativity of our designs, and our growth locally and nationally.”
A great deal of attention was placed on bringing the quality services and design expertise offered by FK Architecture to life through a cleaner and more modern design. The new aesthetic enhancement and site architecture provides a more engaging and intuitive user experience to help clients browse a wide range of services.
“I am really proud of this project. The updated branding and new website was a collaborative effort across many teams,” said Gary Badge, Managing Principal, FK Architecture. “Our goal for the project was to elevate the firm’s identity and improve the user experience. Since our inception, our goal has been to collaborate with our clients to create projects that exceed their goals. This new site not only celebrates these achievements but gives new clients the ability to get to know FK Architecture quickly and easily.”
About FK Architecture
FK Architecture, a Fugleberg Koch Company, is a full-service, multi-disciplined firm of architects, designers, and planners providing architectural design services nationwide. Established in 1963, the firm’s diverse experience includes hospitality, multifamily, student housing, senior housing, mixed-use, and commercial sectors.