Ted Moudis Associates Opens New Boca Raton Office
The firm now provides local workplace strategy and design services to businesses across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties.
Updated on Oct. 22, 2026 in Openings & Closings
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Architecture and design firm Ted Moudis Associates has opened a new office in Boca Raton to serve clients throughout South Florida. The location provides local access to the firm's workplace strategy and interior design services for organizations across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties.
Why it matters
The move reflects South Florida's continued emergence as a major business hub, prompting design firms to establish physical proximity to existing clients. For local operators, the expansion signals increased competition and available expertise in workplace architecture and strategy within the tri-county region.
The firm now supports organizations across Palm Beach, Broward, and Miami-Dade counties from a single Boca Raton location. The office launch marks a shift toward regional service delivery for the architectural practice.
The players
Ted Moudis Associates
An architectural and interior design firm that specializes in integrated workplace strategy and corporate office design.
Jennifer Adams
The lead executive responsible for overseeing the new Boca Raton office and managing regional client operations.
The details
Ted Moudis Associates plans to utilize this local foothold to provide integrated workplace strategy, architecture, and interior design expertise directly to the South Florida market. Jennifer Adams will lead the office, managing client relationships and regional projects. The expansion is intended to improve operational coordination with businesses already operating within the firm's portfolio in the tri-county area.
Timeline
October 2026: Ted Moudis Associates opened the South Florida office.
Market Landscape
The firm's expansion follows the broader trend of professional service providers establishing local footprints to support the ongoing influx of businesses to South Florida. This move mimics the patterns of national firms seeking to secure closer relationships with companies relocating to the region.
Business owners in the tri-county area should evaluate whether their upcoming facility renovations or design needs require local professional consultation. The increased presence of national-tier design firms may shift local competition for commercial architecture services.
The takeaway
The arrival of national design firms indicates that South Florida is no longer viewed as a remote market for corporate services. Local operators should monitor whether these incoming firms influence regional commercial design costs or project timelines for upcoming workplace renovations.
Further reading
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Source note: This article includes information reported by NYREJ.
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