Architecture

Mandarina Luxury Apartments

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.

Revolve at P83

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.

Center and School for Students that are Deaf-Blind

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.  

Solace at Ballpark Village

LCM master planned the site of Ballpark Village in Goodyear, AZ and designed seven, three-story residential buildings surrounding a social core of tenant amenities.

Center for Enriched Living

The design integrates the Principles of Universal Design, creating convivial spaces that enable individuals with diverse abilities to interact within a comfortable and safe environment.

VanderCook College of Music

LCM designed a master plan that adapts the original, two-level Mies structure and its single-story addition to provide a state-of-the-art music facility while maintaining the landmark’s industrial character.

Access Living

Pushing architectural boundaries by embracing the synergy of universal design and green building concepts, the ground-breaking design positions Access Living’s new home as a model for responsible commercial building in the 21st century.

Chez Center for Veterans in Higher Education

The new 32,000 square feet Center for Wounded Veterans – the first of its kind on a U.S. campus – provides transitional living facilities and support services to prepare veterans with a range of disabilities to live independently while pursuing their educational and career aspirations.  

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