Project Management Professionals in Key West, FL

“A2O was invaluable in the restoration of an historic Key West building for commercial use. Aileen’s design plan was tailored to my specific needs. The A2O team demonstrated extensive knowledge of local regulations and the restrictions imposed by virtue of being located in an historic zone. The team was able to come up with innovative solutions to operate a modern business within those restrictions. I would not hesitate to recommend them. The finished product was remarkable.”

“I am using UMLA design group to assist me in a elevated deck design and drawings to support a building permit. I am very happy with the progress and work to date. I have received preliminary drawings to date and been asked for additional input to tailor the drawings to be exactly what I want in the final design. UMLA has been very diligent in working closely with me.”

“On the recommendation of a local builder, we met with David to discuss an unwieldy set of additions and alterations we wanted to make to an existing (and very conventional) Key West bungalow. Among other things, we wanted a second floor suite on top of the existing one-story structure. We wanted an artist’s studio attached to the house, but with its own entrance. We wanted a “virtual basement" for clean dry storage. We wanted a dining room addition with walls of glass. We wanted a foyer convincingly attached to a house that had never had one. We wanted the existing mid-century home transformed into a gleaming, streaming contemporary. Adding to the challenge, this had to be designed so it would get approval from the stringent and restrictive Key West Historic Architectural Review Committee. Oh, and we wanted it all on a budget. David’s plans covered the waterfront. Everything we wanted was there. The virtual basement was placed on top of the foyer. The second floor suite came with both a front and rear balcony, plus its own private staircase to the pool. The dining room was new square footage, but it felt like it had always been a part of the original footprint. David’s work was inspired. And even with a palate of five different exterior wall colors, the plan breezed through HARC. The happy result of all this is that we didn’t just dream the impossible dream; we lived in it!”