MA+ Architecture is an architect in Weatherford, OK. The firm provides professional services in architecture, interior design, master planning, bond planning, 3D visualization, and furniture selection. Since 1968, MA+ has delivered functional and beautiful architecture for a wide variety of project types, including education, athletics, historic preservation, places of worship, and government. The firm serves clients across Oklahoma, working to create spaces that inspire and engage the people who use them.
The team includes Gary Armbruster, Principal Architect and Partner, who was recently elevated to the AIA College of Fellows. Other key personnel include Heath Tate, Principal Architect and Partner; Marcia Gallant, Director of Bond Planning; Andrea Durbin, Director of Interior Design; Mark Kasulis, Director of Architecture; and Candice Leinneweber, Director of Design. The firm’s approach is rooted in collaboration, innovation, and sustainability, aiming to exceed client expectations through innovative and sustainable solutions. Clients have noted the firm’s dedication, expertise, and professionalism in building programs for schools and community organizations.
Located at 310 N State St #2, the office sits on North State Street. It is about a quarter of a mile from East Main Street and West Main Street, and roughly a quarter of a mile from Thompson School. Tom Stafford Park and Centennial Park are both about a third of a mile away, while the Weatherford Police Department is about half a mile from the office.
MA+ Architecture has served the Oklahoma region since 1968, holding a reputation for award-winning design and high-quality results within established budgets and time frames. The firm’s work in education and civic institutions reflects its long-standing presence in the state.
As an established architecture firm in Weatherford, MA+ Architecture continues to apply its decades of experience to create functional and inspiring spaces for the local community.
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