MOSA Architects

02/11/2026

Proud to celebrate the opening of Taffer’s Tavern in Midtown Atlanta.

MOSA Architects was honored to be part of this project, working alongside a strong and collaborative team of expediters, engineers, and contractors to bring this space to life. From coordination through ex*****on, this was truly a team-driven effort, and the results speak for themselves.

For those unfamiliar, John Taffer—best known for Bar Rescue—has built a reputation around helping restaurants reset, rebuild, and succeed. It was exciting to support the realization of that vision here in Atlanta.

Shout-out to HD HP and the entire project team for a well-executed delivery. MOSA Architects is proud of the work completed and looks forward to what’s next.

More to come. 🍸🏗️✨

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01/31/2026

12/07/2025

Viktor@Rolf Stepping into the Viktor & Rolf “HAUTE” at the High Museum of Art exhibit felt like walking into a world where imagination has no rules and creativity takes center stage.

If I wasn’t an architect, I would absolutely be a fashion designer creating couture pieces for entertainment world. Stepping into the Viktor & Rolf “HAUTE” exhibit felt like walking into a world where imagination has no rules and creativity takes center stage.

My mom truly believed fashion was where I was headed coming from a family of seamstresses and because she worked in the garment district in Manhattan. I would have loved to create couture pieces for the entertainment industry, telling stories through fabric, form, and movement. Every time I look at fashion and art, something shifts in me. It sparks that same passion I feel when designing spaces: the balance of structure and soul, discipline and expression, innovation and emotion.

Viktor & Rolf reminded me that design whether in buildings or in gowns is about pushing boundaries, finding beauty in the unexpected, and allowing bold ideas to take shape.

Feeling inspired, energized, and grateful for every art form that continues to shape my own creative journey.