KEN RICHMOND, ARCHITECT is a full-service architectural firm established in 1999 by Kenneth C. Richmond, AIA. Our studio is located in Traverse City, Michigan in the carriage house at Old Munson Hall on the grounds of the Grand Traverse Commons, formerly known as the historic Traverse City State Hospital.
We provide a full range of architectural and planning services. Our work is found throughout Northern Michigan with a concentration in and around the Traverse City area.
At KEN RICHMOND, ARCHITECTÂ we have participated in the design and construction of a wide variety of building projects. Past projects have focused on Custom Residential, Historic Renovation, and Urban Planning projects. Our portfolio also includes civic, commercial and religious buildings.
Kenneth C. Richmond, AIA
Ken Richmond, Architect, AIA, has more than 30 years of experience in residential, commercial, and civic architecture in Chicago, Santa Barbara and Traverse City. Ken has earned undergraduate and graduate degrees from the University of Notre Dame and taught architecture there from 1988-1990 as adjunct professor. He is active in growth issues and the built environment at the city and township levels locally as well as historic preservation efforts across the region. Richmond is currently on the board of Fishtown Preservation Society, board of Friends of the Historic Commons, and past affiliations include the Traverse City (TC) Historic Districts Commission, member, and chair; Traverse City Planning Commission, member; The Architects and Engineers to Save Building 50, member; TC Downtown Development Authority Advisory Committee, member; Preserve Historic Sleeping Bear, board member; and the Con Foster Museum / Traverse Area Historical Society, board member.