KEVIN BUCKLEY, AIA

President

Kevin started working at KBA in 1977. After 30 years of designing and renovating schools, municipal buildings, theatres, office buildings and private homes, he has come to believe that the environment in which a person works, plays, lives or learns can strongly influence how well he or she performs. That is why he begins every project by learning the culture, processes and overall goals of the people who will use the buildings that he designs.

Outside of KBA, Kevin is involved in the Burlington Breakfast Rotary Club and the Burlington Chamber of Commerce. You will also see him working around his yard, spending time at the beach with his family or of course, enjoying a few rounds of golf.

DANIEL BRADFORD, AIA

Vice President

Dan started working at KBA as an intern in 1979 while attending the University of Notre Dame. After receiving his Bachelor of Architecture degree he worked with KBA until 1986 and then tested the waters by working at several other firms over a 12 year period to broaden his exposure to the profession. Dan returned to KBA as a partner in 1998.

He enjoys the challenges that come with owning a company but is particularly interested in mentoring, challenging and watching the talented people who work with him at KBA grow into experienced workers in the architectural profession. Although he is fond of traditions, Dan feels there is always the potential and need for growth and change so he enjoys incorporating new ideas into the workplace and experiencing the excitement that the infusion of change can bring to the employees and the work setting.

He brings his positive attitude, work ethic and experience to each client and project. Dan enjoys being involved with the entire process of hearing initial ideas evolve and change into real solutions and completed works. Though he has worked on hundreds of projects, his energy, excitement and thirst to continue working on projects is strong.

When he is not at KBA, Dan enjoys spending time with his family and friends, travelling, golfing, sports in general, birds, the ocean and nice sunny days.

HEATHER DELOREY

Heather has worked for KBA for 11 years, growing from receptionist to office manager. She truly enjoys talking to and building relationships with many clients, consultants and contractors. In her spare time, Heather enjoys watching her boys play baseball and football as well as getting together with friends, BBQ-ing and playing washers.

LEE HEMENWAY

Lee is a sucker for good design. He loves how the details of a project can inspire the whole. Had he not become an architect, you would see him on stage as a guitarist for a major rock band. The practice needed for becoming an excellent musician is similar to the time spent perfecting a design.

GLEN HOFFMAN, AIA

Glen became a registered architect in 2011 and has had over 15 years of experience in the field of Architecture. Ten of these years involved working on various K-12 public school projects from early schematic design through completion of construction. He views the design of a building or a space as an ongoing, interactive process that is best developed through creativity and collaborative problem solving. When not working or spending time with his family, Glen enjoys surfing, fly fishing and playing ice hockey or softball. As a life-long resident of the Boston area, he is also an avid fan of all four Boston professional sports teams.

TONY KIROUSIS

After receiving his BA in Architecture and Associates in Architectural Engineering from Wentworth Institute of Technology, Tony took his professional career to commercial, academic, retail and high-end residential design projects. He values the production of thoughtful design and focus on energy efficient and sustainable building practice, while providing solutions to the design problems, needs and requirements of the client. Tony’s personal interests include art and digital photography. He is also an automobile enthusiast and hopes to someday club race at an amateur level.

CHRISTINE LOIURIO

Christine’s values are driven by her passion for creative problem solving. She enjoys the early stages of design and helping the big ideas evolve throughout the design process. With over 12 years in the architecture industry, she has learned that architecture is an organic process very similar to painting: the beginning is about big strokes and having a clear understanding of the big picture, and as time goes by, the details surface and the imagery becomes rich in form and philosophy. Christine plans to take her ARE exams and receive her architecture license.

KRISTY LYONS

Kristy started at KBA several years ago as a summer design intern. A recent graduate of Roger Williams University with a Master's of Architecture and a minor in Construction Management, Kristy now works full-time as an Assistant Project Manager, helping with the management of several OPM and green repair projects. Outside of the office, you will find Kristy working at Fenway Park or traveling.

MARY MAHONEY

Mary received her BS in Marine Engineering from the Massachusetts Maritime Academy. From there, she has dedicated over 20 years to public construction as an owner’s project manager.

CHERYL PASKOS

Cheryl is new to the world of architecture, but her role as receptionist at KBA is rapidly enhancing her professional knowledge of the industry. Cheryl's many interests include travelling with family and friends, cooking, the theater and attending any of her three children’s’ many activities including college plays, high school music concerts, and little league baseball games. She also enjoys the company of her many friends and family. Cheryl is also the Treasurer on her hometown’s Cultural Council.

CHRISTINE SPADA

Although Christine never received a degree in Accounting, she is not lacking experience. She has been a bookkeeper for 47 years, the last 12 years with KBA. She loves working for KBA because of the comfortable family atmosphere. She also loves a great restaurant, good movies and the ocean…and, let's not forget about those Birthday Cakes.

STEVE SVOLIS

Steve began his architectural career while studying Architecture at UMass Amherst. He continued on to graduate from Harvard University’s Graduate School of Design and has been working in the field for 25 years. He joined the KBA team as a Project Manager in 2009. Outside of the office, Steve is hugely involved in his community, serving as the chair of the Historical Commission, coaching pop Warner football, and working with the school department. He also enjoys a good round of tennis and golf as well as travelling.

MIKE WILLIAMS

Mike was originally drawn into architecture because of its creative nature, but the relationships that have been cultivated since that time have kept him in the profession. The moments of collaboration with great people are when he truly realizes the value of his career.

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