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MOA ARCHITECTURE
Designing spaces that shape lives.
About MOA ARCHITECTURE
For more than four decades, MOA ARCHITECTURE has operated with a core belief. Great design can improve lives. Since 1981, our team of architects, interior designers, and planners has partnered with clients across education, healthcare, workplace, civic, and commercial environments. We create spaces that are beautiful, functional, and grounded in real project needs. Every design solution reflects purpose, program, and budget. Collaboration defines our process. We listen first and build understanding with clients, users, and communities. Together, we design the classrooms where students imagine their futures, the clinics that support healing, and the buildings where people work, gather, and grow. As a firm, we value balance, curiosity, and responsibility. Sustainability and stewardship guide our work and our role in the future of the built environment. From first conversation to project completion, we are committed to delivering thoughtful and high performing architecture. On time. On budget. With care for those who will experience it every day.
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Operations & Supply
MOA ARCHITECTURE designed the Tepeyac Community Health Center in Denver to bring medical, dental, behavioral health, pharmacy, imaging, and laboratory services together under one roof.
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Products & Services
MOA ARCHITECTURE designed the Activities of Daily Living (ADL) room at Fletcher Miller School in Jeffco Public Schools in Colorado with specialized appliances including a cooktop with wheelchair clearance below and a side-opening oven.
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Presence & Recognition
MOA ARCHITECTURE was featured in an article by American School & University magazine examining the role architecture plays in shaping school culture, identity, and community for New Vista High School of Boulder Valley School District.
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Products & Services
MOA ARCHITECTURE designed the new home for Tepeyac Community Health Center, built to carry the same promise forward for the Elyria-Swansea community.
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