Menu History & Timeline KCCT is a mid-sized architecture, planning and interior design firm. Since our inception in 1983, we have capitalized on our long legacy of creating innovative solutions for the built environment. Whether delivering high-quality architecture, planning, interiors, security, sustainability projects, or providing historic preservation services, we pride ourselves on our unconditional dedication to a collaborative process from programming through occupancy. Our approach to achieving excellence in design has proven successful by many repeat clients and 23 design awards. To date, we have completed over 400 projects in the Washington region for government agencies, institutions, and private clients. KCCT has designed projects in 132 countries and over 160 foreign cities. The firm has staffed project design offices in eight countries including the United Kingdom, Iraq, South Korea, Thailand, Philippines, Taiwan, Malaysia, and Israel. Four principals of the firm and five of our architects have managed projects on temporary assignment in A/E offices outside of the United States. KCCT has 28 years of international design experience. facebook twitter instagram linkedIn email us

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Menu Programming KCCT Interiors is a full service interiors department specializing in programming, space planning and interior design with a specialized focus on the diplomatic and public sectors. The Interiors staff is comprised of interior architects and interior designers that are available for specific project tasks as determined by project requirements and the designer’s expertise. KCCT Interiors is an association of individuals who have committed their talents to providing the highest quality of services in interior design. KCCT has developed a customized database specifically designed for programming diplomatic and public sector projects. The database contains fields based on Federal Property Management Regulations (FPMR) space types, in addition to fields for adjacencies and for Personnel, Support, Special and Storage spaces, and for equipment requirements. The database can be used in two ways: to provide an Space Situation Summary that includes a survey of existing personnel, space and equipment, or to provide a Space Requirements Report that is a needs assessment of projected personnel, space and equipment requirements. The database provides a baseline year for recording existing requirements and four additional data dates for recording projected requirements. View All Programming Projects facebook twitter instagram linkedIn email us