An important innovation at KPA Architects is designing homes for people living with disabilities. We are proud to have pioneered Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) in Western Australia, including: - The first NDIS approved SDA in WA, for Rocky Bay in 2020. - WA’s first SDA designed and
Thank you, Peter, for your significant and continuing contribution to KPA’s sustainability and evolution as a contemporary architectural practice. Your attention to detail and mentoring skills are greatly appreciated.
Five Decades of Excellence Over the last 50 years KPA Architects has helped shape the evolution of Perth’s residential aged care sector. From small to large projects our focus is human-centred design innovation. These are some of the recent state-of-the-art developments that we are proud to be
A survey of KPA Architects’ twenty Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) projects currently underway, found off-site framing is the new normal in response to rising construction costs and our customers’ special needs. KPA Director Todd Paterson says: “Off-site framing is associated with quicker assembly time, reduced
There were celebrations all around in Geraldton last week for the grand opening of ‘Gero Oasis,’ Western Australia’s first SDA (Specialist Disability Accommodation) designed and built with modular construction. KPA Architects is delighted to be part of the team that created the three-dwelling project for
KPA Architects are proud to be part of another successful collaboration with ALDI and the consultant team to deliver ALDI Willetton, producing another efficient retail space!
It’s great to see the Huntington’s Disease Campus in Piara Waters is nearing completion! This Brightwater Care Group development, designed by KPA Architects, is the first Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) to be purpose-built to support people with Huntington’s Disease.
It's great to see support for accommodation design principles in the final report by the Aged Care Taskforce. As an architect in the aged care sector, KPA regularly see the direct link between investment in good design and improved liveability.
The Collie Riverview Retirement Living development, designed by KPA Architects, is a good example of housing created for the specific needs of a local community. KPA Director, Todd Paterson states: "Community-led development is becoming more common with the new generation of retirees”. The sixty independent
It is pleasing to see KPA Architect’s portfolio of Specialist Disability Accommodation (SDA) work continuing to grow, with fifteen projects underway. The projects vary in scale from single residential to campus-style grouped dwellings and modular transportable homes. Interestingly, the common link in all the projects