Kevin M. Holland, FAIA, NOMAC, has practiced architecture for over 25 years and is a Principal-in-Charge at HMC Architects in Los Angeles, where he serves as a business development and project lead in the Higher Education, K-12 and Community + Culture Practice Areas. Over the course of his 25+ year career, he has worked as an Operations Director and a Project Manager and/or Project Architect on numerous Higher Education and Healthcare projects, most notably the Hampton (VA) University Student Center, the University of Akron (OH) Student Recreation Facility; the Indiana University Memorial Stadium North Endzone Expansion; the Purdue (IN) University France Cordova Student Recreation Facility, and; the Intermountain Healthcare Alta View Hospital Campus Expansion in Sandy, UT.
At present, Kevin serves as an At-Large Director on the AIA National Board, as well as Chair of the Government Advocacy Committee. In addition to national service to the AIA, Kevin has served as 2020-2021 Secretary of the Board of Directors for the AIA Los Angeles Chapter; the 2015-2016 National President of the National Organization of Minority Architects (NOMA); the Board of Trustees of the NOMA Foundation; the Dean’s Advisory Board for the Tuskegee University School of Architecture, and the Dean’s Advisory Board for the University of Virginia School of Architecture.
Kevin obtained his Bachelor of Science (Arch.) degree from The University of Virginia and his Master of Architecture degree from the University of Michigan and holds, or has held, registrations in the states of Delaware, Ohio, Kentucky, and Indiana.
