Khalid Khan joined Neumann Monson Architects in 2011 and has been a firm Principal since 2012. Prior to Neumann Monson he was a lead designer with Herbert Lewis Kruse Blunck Architecture. He has more than 20 years of experience and has worked on projects ranging from small residential projects, parking structures, to corporate and institutional projects.
Khan is a graduate of Iowa State University, and has received numerous design awards in Iowa and the Central States region, as well as National Honor Awards from the American Institute of Architects. He continues to serves as a visiting critic in the Department of Architecture at Iowa State University.
Projects he has been involved in the Des Moines area includes 350 East Locust and 219 East Grand mixed use projects, Meredith Corporate Headquarters, Wells Fargo Financial Headquarters, and Helmick Commons at Drake University. His extensive higher education work includes multiple projects with the University of Iowa, including Melrose Avenue Parking Ramp Extension, Newton Road Parking Facility, the Visitor Center and Hall of Fame building, Park at 201 mixed use project in Iowa City, as well as projects at Cornell College. He has also worked on projects in Kansas and Arkansas, along with residential projects in South Dakota.
He is a member of the Des Moines Art Center and the Print Club, the Prairie Club of Iowa, and is on the Editorial board of Iowa Architect magazine.