KSKa architects was established by Matt Keeler, RIBA chartered architect, in 1994. The practice specialises in contemporary commercial and residential architecture, interior design and product design.

Our projects have won awards and been featured in RIBA exhibitions and London Open House many years running. Matt Keeler is an Architect and Product Designer with more than 25 years of professional experience working on major buildings including: Transport, Sports and Leisure, Education, Financial and Museum projects.

He established KSKa after a distinguished career as Associate at Nicholas Grimshaw & Partners working on award winning projects such as Waterloo International Terminal and the Berlin Stock Exchange. He also lived and worked in New York for leading practices on major commercial projects such as the Guggenheim Museum extension and the renovation of the Statue of Liberty.

KSKa take a keen interest in their local community. We collaborated on a project to re-define Marcus Garvey Park,in one of the poorest areas of Hammersmith, together with Ground Works West London and local artists. Our celebratory youth shelter design was selected for the RIBA Recreation by Design Exhibition.

KSKa undertook an exciting community arts project – tunnelsofhope2. Working with TFL  they transformed a neglected pedestrian subway in W6 into a bright inspiring thought provoking, outdoor art exhibition for the community to enjoy. Local 10 year old school kids used their artwork to expressed what they hoped to change using plastic bottles as their creative palette.  Their images and messages were powerful, with a strong rallying cry to save our sea life, rivers, oceans and the importance of recycling. High profile artists used their art to spread messages of optimism to uplift the community spirit. Namely Jo Holland, Helga Stentzel and Jason Wilsher-Mills. See Tunnelsofhope Instagram page for more details.