JMKA | architects

09/07/2026

The Union Church of Northeast Harbor by Peabody and Stearns Architects, 1887, feels rooted to the site in a way that's organic thanks to the use of fieldstone, wood shingles, and a strikingly curved roofline near the church's tower.

09/04/2026

09/03/2026

Our Taconic project boasts a sophisticated facade with an impressive sense of scale. The pool and lush garden allow the contrasting white trim and sun-bleached stone to pop, adding to the overall appearance of grandeur.

08/31/2026

The covered dining room at our Southport Farm project extends the house naturally into the landscape. Natural stone and timber maintain a grounded, earthy aesthetic that's perfectly in keeping with the home's surroundings.

08/27/2026

All white from foundation to its zink grey roof, our Cove Ave project breathes new life into the home's lines. We adhered to the coastal charm with black-framed windows and doors for depth, keeping the rest of the palette as bright and inviting as the interior.

08/25/2026

The interior of our Sterling Residence centers around warmth. Gentle curves and ample natural light showcase the textures and materials throughout, imparting an atmosphere that feels minimal without tipping the scale into sterile.

08/17/2026

In our Cove Ave project, a layered oculus set into a white ceiling draws light (from 3 floors above) into the room with precision, acting as the kind of architectural detail that doubles as a focal point.

08/13/2026

Rudolph Schindler's 1921 Hollywood residence remains one of the most radical houses in American architecture, with its indoor-outdoor living spaces, exposed concrete, and redwood ceilings. Schindler had a knack for anticipating a design style that took decades to catch on and feels current even a century later.

08/10/2026

Retail: highly detailed, fast tracked and an awesome result

08/10/2026

Makes all the hard work worth it