Christopher Fuller

Named Managing Principal in March 2026, Christopher Fuller has been an integral part of K. Norman Berry Associates Architects (KNBA) since 1992 and a Principal since 2014. For over 30 years, he has engaged in architecture as a collaborative pursuit, with a prime focus on building community across the Commonwealth.

Among his notable completed projects are Louisville Slugger Field, The Speed Art Museum, the UofL Belknap Academic Building, and the UK Gray Design Building. He is currently working collaboratively on the reimagination of the Belvedere, Morehead State University’s Multidisciplinary Academic Building, and the new Kentucky Humane Society campus.

Experienced in all phases of project development, Christopher brings an extensive background in renovation and rehabilitation. An adept designer and project manager, he pairs strong management skills with a keen eye for executing building design with precision. A particular area of expertise has evolved in working collaboratively with national design firms on high-profile urban projects, leading large teams through complex, detail-oriented work and expanding KNBA’s collaborative reach on many significant commissions, including The Speed Museum Renovation and Expansion, and Slugger Field.

Throughout his career, Christopher has worked on a broad range of project types, including public buildings, K-12 and university educational facilities, commercial office buildings, and historic renovations. He has developed deep expertise in assessing existing building conditions, developing space utilization plans, evaluating code compliance for fire and accessibility, and coordinating with municipalities and agency groups.

Christopher holds a Bachelor of Architecture from the University of Kentucky College of Architecture and is registered in Kentucky.

Active in both his profession and community, he has served as AIA Central Kentucky Chapter President and currently sits on the boards of Louisville Visual Arts (LVA), the Metro Louisville Landmarks Commission, the West Main Street Architectural Review Committee, and the Bardstown Road/Baxter Avenue Corridor Review Overlay District Committee.