LCM Architects planned and designed Revolve at Thorncreek, a multifamily development in Thornton, Colorado. The proposed plan includes four elevator buildings, two 4-story and two 5-story, and a clubhouse, totaling 332,800 square feet of built area.Â
Berglund Construction hired us to build out their satellite office in the Fields South Development. The design incorporates its distinctive brand identity and showcases its portfolio, superior craftsmanship, and cutting-edge technology.
LCM designed the entire Fields South mixed-use community, including these two identical three-story multi-family residentials buildings. Each 39,000 square feet building houses 56 one- and two-bedroom apartments on the top two levels; retail and office spaces occupy the first floor.
The project scope involves repurposing a large swimming pool, among other areas, into open-concept, flexible, and technologically advanced learning spaces.
LCM designed a new headquarters and transit hub for Freedom Transit, the primary public transportation provider for the Washington County, PA area.
The 11-acre community development comprises three apartment buildings and a leasing office. In tune with the client’s vision, the design incorporates exciting amenities, including a swimming pool, spa, grille pavilion, pickleball courts, clubroom, lounge, business center, and indoor fitness center.
LCM designed and implemented a comprehensive renovation of the historic Natural History Building at the University of Illinois at Urbana-Champaign. The successful fusion of modern and traditional is apparent throughout the building.
The design establishes a more intimate dining experience while maintaining the restaurant’s openness and modern-industrial aesthetics.
The master plan includes 194 dwelling units—two top-floor lounges and terraces. The client’s vision for an urban feel inspires a modern facade.
LCM is designing a new facility for a Center and School for Students that are deaf-blind. The new, two-story, 24,131-square-foot structure is designed to achieve LEED Silver Certification. The design features inconspicuous details based on the Principles of Universal Design, considering a wide range of abilities.