2KM Architects Inc

2KM Architects Inc is an architectural firm in Evans, GA, specializing in healthcare, restoration, landscape, education, and interior design. The firm serves clients throughout Georgia and GA, offering comprehensive services in programming, planning, architecture, and interior design. Founded in 1995 by Principal Architects Daniel King and Robert Mauldin, the firm is known for its collaborative team approach and long-standing commitment to creating exceptional environments. With a 5.00 rating and a strong reputation based on client trust and project quality, 2KM Architects has built enduring relationships with owners, contractors, and building professionals. Their work spans diverse project types, from medical facilities to educational institutions, reflecting deep expertise in functional and human-centered design.

The firm’s approach is rooted in a collaborative culture that values long-term relationships and continuous professional growth. Principals Daniel King and Robert Mauldin bring decades of specialized experience, King focusing on healthcare facilities, including major hospital renovations and outpatient centers, while Mauldin draws on his background at Frank Lloyd Wright’s Taliesin School to inform designs for schools, churches, and complex structures. The team includes long-tenured associates, with four having served over 15 years, contributing to a stable, experienced workforce. Projects like the Wellstar Children’s Hospital lobby renovation and the Lake Oconee Medical Center showcase their ability to blend functionality with thoughtful, patient-centered design.

Located at 529 Greene St in Evans, GA, the firm operates from a dedicated office space within the city. While no nearby landmarks are listed, its presence on Greene Street places it within a central, accessible part of Evans. The firm’s consistent excellence in healthcare and institutional design has solidified its standing as a trusted name in the region. With a legacy spanning nearly three decades, 2KM Architects continues to shape meaningful spaces that serve communities across Georgia.