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Kimberly A. Dellastatious, PA is a small architectural firm capable of providing their clients with the full range of services required from the initial project conception to project completion. The principal of the office is Kimberly Dellastatious. Ms. Dellastatious is a registered architect in the State of Florida and certified through the National Council of Architectural Registration Boards (NCARB). Ms. Dellastatious has been practicing throughout the state of Florida since 1983, and has been licensed as a corporation since 1988.
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"The physician can bury his mistakes, but the architect can only advise his clients to plant vines." -Frank Lloyd Wright |
Ms. Dellastatious is experienced in a multitude of project types. Her work ranges from not only new construction and renovation of both commercial and residential work, but also public sector work, custom residential, multi-family residential, office space planning, restaurants, shopping centers, historical preservation, retail tenant improvements, and recreational sporting fields and their amenities. The firm's professional services provide the client with architectural designs, color presentations, building permit sets, space planning layouts and interiors, site planning, and construction management. |
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At Kimberly A. Dellastatious, PA, the firm prides itself in the client/architect relationship. Because of this continuous commitment, the firm's clients will not get lost in the shuffle like one may in a larger office where the contact with the principal is limited. The client is always involved directly with the principal of the firm throughout the span of the project. One of the philosophies at Kimberly A. Dellastatious, PA is to give a little more over and beyond the Contract's limit. Kim feels this contributes to the repeat business the firm enjoys. Another belief of this firm is to listen to the client's needs and to program their needs to the project at hand. By combining the two efforts, the client becomes a part of the design team and a synthesis of architecture is achieved. |
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422 North Dixie Highway |
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