KVS Architecture

KVS Architecture is a full-service architectural firm in Mandeville, Louisiana, serving residential and commercial clients with thoughtful, intentional design. With over 20 years of experience, the firm specializes in projects that balance growth with preservation, helping to shape Mandeville’s evolving identity while honoring its historic character. Located at 235 Girod Street, the office sits just two blocks from the Mandeville Lakefront behind The Bean, a space with a legacy of creativity once used as a stained-glass studio and art gallery. The firm’s team includes Principal Architect K. Vaughan Sollberger, Jr., Architect Kelsea Glorioso, and design interns Taylor Agnelly and Ridgleigh Bantom, all contributing to a practice rooted in local insight and craftsmanship. KVS Architecture maintains a perfect 5.00 rating based on client reviews, reflecting strong satisfaction with its service and design outcomes.

The office occupies a building with a rich artistic past, formerly housing a stained-glass studio and serving as a gallery for glassworks. Several local artists have used the space, and the firm embraces this creative heritage as part of its identity. The location is situated on Girod Street, a short walk from Tyler Thomas Park and the Mandeville Trailhead Interactive Water Feature, both public parks within a half-mile radius. Nearby landmarks include the Jean Baptiste Lang Creole House Museum, Our Lady of the Lake School, St. Tammany Fire Protection District #4 Station 41, and the Pontchartrain Yacht Club, all within a half-mile to three-quarters of a mile. The proximity to these civic and cultural sites underscores the firm’s deep integration into Mandeville’s community fabric.

KVS Architecture is known for its enduring presence and consistent quality in the Mandeville area, delivering designs that reflect both regional character and modern functionality. The firm’s long-standing service, combined with its connection to the city’s historic and cultural spaces, establishes it as a trusted name in local architecture. Its reputation for thoughtful, place-based design continues to define its work across residential and commercial projects in the region.