Las Vegas is globally recognized for its dazzling lights, world-class entertainment, and vibrant nightlife. But beyond the glitz and glamour lies a growing cultural scene, where museums are stepping into the spotlight as vital contributors to Southern Nevada’s identity and economy. At LGA’s recent fireside chat, we explored how institutions like the Mob Museum, Neon […]
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I’m Zuriel Monzon, an intern at LGA and recent high school graduate preparing to attend Macalester College this August. My journey with LGA began when Cristo Rey St. Viator College Preparatory placed me at LGA as part of their Corporate Work Study Program, aimed at providing students with real workplace experience. Initially reserved, I shied […]
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Our entire team has a tradition of gathering once a year at an offsite retreat. We use this time to connect better as an organization and brainstorm on how we can further embody our organization’s values of thoughtful design, cultural and social connection, and environmental stewardship. In other words, LGA believes in a philosophy of […]
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The Diverse Paths to Becoming a Licensed Architect Embarking on the journey to become a licensed architect is akin to navigating a labyrinthine maze. With its twists, turns, and unexpected pathways, the road to licensure can vary greatly from one individual to another. At our firm, we celebrate the diverse backgrounds and journeys that have […]
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At LGA, the onset of a new year holds special significance for us, offering a moment for reflection on the past and the opportunity to chart a course for the future. As we step into our 38th year, our outlook is one of optimism, driven by a steadfast commitment to contribute meaningfully to the world. […]
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How Form-Based Code (FBC) Reduces Sprawl & Builds Communities When examining the origins of Form-Based Code (FBC) through a Google search, it highlights the work of Andres Duany and Elizabeth Plater-Zyberk, who created the first modern form-based code during the development of Seaside, Florida in 1982. However, the true genesis of any new idea often […]
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LGA Architecture proudly announces Jason Jorjorian, AIA, as the new President, and Lance Kirk, AIA, as Vice President. This marks the third significant leadership change in LGA’s history, demonstrating the firm’s commitment to progress and growth. Jason Jorjorian has been an integral part of LGA for over 24 years, showcasing exceptional leadership and creative solutions […]
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LGA couldn’t be more excited that our very own Craig Galati, FAIA, FSMPS, CPSM, has been honored with the 2023 Weld Coxe Marketing Achievement Award by the Society for Marketing Professional Services. Craig accepted his award during Amplify A|E|C, the Society’s annual conference, on August 10, 2023, in Austin, TX. The Weld Coxe Marketing Achievement […]
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The Shoemaker’s Children are getting some shoes! LGA has outgrown our space. Don’t get me wrong, we’re a close-knit group, but the past twelve months have been close-close. So for over a year we have been searching for the perfect new home – and we’ve had a lot of stipulations. We wouldn’t budge on all […]
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The LGA Architecture team celebrated the groundbreaking for the Silverado Ranch Community Center on February 13, 2023. Clark County Commissioner Michael Naft, whose district the community center is located in, gave his thanks to the many individuals who have helped progress the project to this point. Congresswoman Susie Lee and Clark County Commissioner Jim Gibson […]
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