Introducing KRONBERG WALL, a boutique design practice, formed by a multidisciplinary team with expertise in architecture, planning, urban design, policy making and real estate development.

You'll be hearing a lot more about CONSCIOUS URBAN PLACEMAKING, which is melding a community’s assets, inspiration, and potential, to create public spaces that promote health, happiness, and well-being. Expert in urban placemaking, Kronberg Wall is the recipient of the prestigious GRAND PRIZE AT CONGRESS FOR THE NEW URBANISM’S 14TH ANNUAL CHARTER AWARDS for the recently completed project in New Orleans, Iberville Offsites. Details below!

Kronberg Wall are architects, contextual thinkers who consider: place, people, past, present, future, form, and function—creators of structures and spaces that integrate them all by translating culture into design. They provide a full range of development, design, and construction administration services for clients, specializing in the commercial redevelopment of in-town neighborhoods and communities across the United States. The Kronberg Wall team develops distinctive places where people’s experiences are as elevated as the architecture—a reflection of the firm's sensitivity to every transition—from the geography of a project, to its role and place in its community, to the moments people spend inhabiting it.

VIDEO: PLACEMAKING VS. PARKING - MAY 2015

PLACEMAKING V PARKING (PART 2) NEW ORLEANS AND ATLANTA - APR 2015

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Melding a community’s assets, inspiration, and potential, to create public spaces that promote  health, happiness, and well-being.

We believe in cities, we believe in community and we like to design restaurants that become places of encounter, places that build communities, places where people can bike and walk to and say hello to their neighbors on their way there. Atlanta, New Orleans and other cities in the Southeast are full of culture, and our mission is to translate this culture into architecture and placemaking. READ MORE 

Let's Make Our Cities Better Places

New Orleans, Atlanta and other cities in the Southeast are becoming more urbanized, and the demand for housing is becoming more critical. New Orleans is one of those cities that is rich in culture and where historic neighborhoods are reinventing themselves. Kronberg Wall has collaborated with the Redmellon Redevelopment and New Orleans Redevelopment Agency (NORA) for the last three years in the renovation of more 100 units in historic neighborhoods. READ MORE

Let's Make Our Cities Better Places

Old structures with interesting histories give neighborhoods character and teach us about their past. Our mission is to make these (sometimes dilapidated) warehouses a focal point of their neighborhoods, implementing development strategies that are highly responsive to the context. We have transformed the life of these old structures into tech offices, mixed-use spaces, and performing centers like the New Orleans Jazz Market. READ MORE 

Let's Make Our Cities Better Places

When revitalization of our distressed neighborhoods is done well, it is almost unrivaled in the ability to advance simultaneously the “triple bottom line” goals of sustainability: improving the environment, the economy, and social equity. — People Habitat, Kaid Benfield

ATLANTA ARCHITECTURE FIRM HONORED WITH GRAND PRIZE AT CONGRESS FOR THE NEW URBANISM’S 14TH ANNUAL CHARTER AWARDS

Atlanta (May 21, 2015) – Atlanta-based Kronberg Wall Architects earned top honors at the 14th annual Charter Awards hosted by the Congress for New Urbanism (CNU) earlier this month in Dallas, Tex. Taking the Grand Prize for the rehabilitation project Iberville Offsites, representatives from Kronberg Wall accepted the award.

Located in New Orleans, the Iberville Offsites project combines historic preservation with green retrofitting through the restoration of 46 historic, vernacular dwellings using environmentally-friendly technology and building practices. The project team benefited from state and federal tax credit programs, including a federal Choice Neighborhoods grant, to make modern, green living accessible to low-income and racially-diverse long-time residents. (for the full press release, please click here)

"Iberville Off-Site Housing, completed in 2014, consists of the rehabilitation of forty-six scattered historic homes in New Orleans that were formerly vacant and blighted. This is the second phase of a larger project by the same team that includes a total of more than one hundred units. The homes are part of a larger Choice Neighborhoods Redevelopment Plan, a program by the U.S Department of Housing and Urban Development that supports locally driven strategies to address struggling neighborhoods with distressed public housing through a comprehensive approach to neighborhood transformation." READ MORE - www.redmellon.com

About Kronberg Wall
The multidisciplinary team at Kronberg Wall possesses expertise in architecture, planning, urban design, policy making and real estate development. Founded in 2003 by Eric Kronberg and Adam Wall, the award-winning firm develops distinctive places where people’s experiences are as elevated as the architecture. With the goal of “conscious urban placemaking,” Kronberg Wall emphasizes the context of each project, its role in the community and the moments people spend inhabiting it. www.kronbergwall.com

Eric Kronberg, AIA, LEED AP PRINCIPAL

Eric graduated from the Tulane School of Architecture in New Orleans. Since then, he has worked in Louisiana, Florida, and Georgia. In Florida, projects consisted of high-end beachfront residences in Naples and Miami. Eric then spent a year and a half focusing on office and warehouse projects in Atlanta, before joining Brock Green Architects in 2000, where he specialized in light-commercial and multi-family project types. After helping complete award-winning projects, including MidCity Lofts in Midtown Atlanta, he earned his architectural license in 2003, joined the American Institute of Architects, and spent a year as an architectural and construction consultant for the Mon Ami winery in Port Clinton, OH. Eric co-founded Kronberg Wall Architects in 2004. He is the Zoning Chair for his neighborhood, the Organized Neighborhood of Edgewood.

Adam Wall, AIA, LEED AP PRINCIPAL

Adam grew up in the Atlanta area and is a graduate of Sprayberry High School in Marietta. He earned a Bachelor of Arts in Architecture from the Auburn University School of Architecture, Design, and Construction. Prior to becoming a Registered Architect in Georgia and co-founding Kronberg Wall in 2004, Adam worked at Fowler Design Associates in Marietta, and Brock Green Architects (now with Lord Aeck Sargent Architecture) in Atlanta, where he was engaged in a variety of office, warehouse, light-commercial, multi-family and adaptive re-use projects. Adam, his wife Claire, and family live in Decatur’s MAK Historic District.