KMF Architects

Orange County, Florida Government rolled out the red carpet for the ribbon cutting at their brand new Mosquito Control Facility! Our team learned so much during the design process and is in truly in awe of the behind-the-scenes work that the County does all year long to protect citizens from dangerous mosquito-borne illnesses. This new facility features a laboratory with a climate-controlled insectary to breed and study mosquito populations, ample administration space for staff, light-filled gathering areas, and storage and maintenance bays for the County's fleet. Rest assured at your next outdoor gathering, Orange County has you covered!

Special thanks to Orange County, Steven Harrison, Randy Nixon, Guysen Bowler, Mike Scott, and Byron Brooks for including KMF in this celebration. And, as always, a huge shout out to our extended team, including SGM Engineering Inc., Premier Structural Engineering Inc., Magley Design, muralist C. Stanley Creative and Pine Hills artist, Seth "Seven" Charlestin. We are proud to partner with you all on this important project.

KMF Architects was chosen by Florida Citrus Sports and the City of Orlando to generate the Design Criteria for the upcoming Events Center. Envisioned as an extension of the Stadium Sports and Entertainment District in Orlando, the Events Center is positioned adjacent to the stadium. This 140ksf facility is dominated by a field house - "the box" - that can fit an unobstructed full size football field. The box includes a permanent wood floor that can be configured for 8 basketball courts, 16 volleyball courts, or 18 pickleball courts, as well as a variety of other sports. An event room, open mezzanine, concessions, cafe, flexible locker rooms and a variety of rentable spaces are all accessed off the grand lobby.

KMF is honored to take part in this exciting project!

City of Orlando - Government

We are honored to design the Climate First Bank Mount Dora branch. In keeping with Climate First's commitment to sustainability, this project is a small bank branch on a wooded site. The design reaches beyond the requirements of an otherwise typical outparcel development to create a building that engages with its site and larger ecosystem. Throughout the design process, all decisions were made according to the values of environmental responsibility shared by both client and architect. The building, when completed, will produce more energy from its solar roof and facades than it consumes, will redirect and reuse rainwater, will be built using salvaged lumber, and will pursue LEED Platinum certification. Its form and material choice echo the site’s previous life, providing a shelter in the forest for sustainability-minded people to gather and work together.

Climate First Bank

Zephyrhills Founders Day was a success this past Saturday, and Alexandra Witthaus was there showcasing renderings of the Main Street Theater Renewal. KMF is proud to be restoring this historic theater for the vibrant City of Zephyrhills!