LGA Architecture of Las Vegas

LGA Architecture is an architect in Las Vegas, NV. The firm specializes in creating sustainable, harmonious places that facilitate meaningful bonds between people and nature, with a focus on projects that unite communities and respect the surrounding environment. Their professional expertise includes architecture, interior design, construction management, and process design.

Since its founding in 1986, the firm has maintained a philosophy of providing exceptional client service and developing high-quality architecture that fits its specific context and budget. The team approaches every engagement with a commitment to sustainability, incorporating environmentally conscious methods such as analyzing wind patterns, site orientation, and solar gain to reduce energy consumption. Their diverse portfolio includes notable work such as the Discovery Children’s Museum, the Desert Living Center & Gardens at the Springs Preserve, the Spring Mountains Visitor Gateway, and renovations for The Mob Museum. Additionally, the firm has demonstrated a deep commitment to social impact through the design of numerous homeless facilities, including over 800 beds of shelter and 275 housing units.

The office is located on S 3rd St, situated within the 18b: The Las Vegas Arts District near the intersection of South Casino Center Boulevard and East Charleston Boulevard.

LGA Architecture is recognized for its dedication to the Southern Nevada community and its ability to deliver meticulously tailored services that protect client investments. The firm is known for its collaborative, participatory culture and its long-standing reputation for creating impactful, conversation-starting projects.

With a mission to design places that endure for generations, LGA Architecture continues to serve as a vital part of the Las Vegas landscape.