LEA-Architects

LEA was proud to serve as the Architect for the new Tempe Fire Station No. 2 and attend the Building Dedication ceremony this morning. Fire Station No. 2 is designed with a focus on sustainability and firefighter health and incorporates a memorial and public art installation dedicated to fire fighter Tommy Arriaga. We are humbled to have had the opportunity to work with such a great team on delivering this important project for the City of Tempe and Fire and Medical Rescue Department.

Happy Holidays from the entire team at LEA Architects.

With sincere gratitude, we wish you a season filled with peace, joy, and prosperity.

LEA Architects is excited to have broken ground on the new aquatics, park, and fire station project for and .
Thank you to the entire team for all the hard work and dedication.

One reason we love designing Fire Stations is because of the American Flag installations. Happy Independence Day 🇺🇸

Happy Holidays from LEA Architects!

We have been working with the Tohono O’Odham Nation in southern Arizona for over 14 years and are honored to have attended the dedication and prayer ceremony today celebrating the completion of the new Public Safety Building at the San Xavier District.

LEA Architects is working with the State of Arizona in designing a new transitional shelter and health clinic to help provide solutions to the ever increasing mental health and homelessness issues we are facing in our community. It is great to see our state recognized. Here is a small quote from the article:

“Some states, like Arizona, have shown remarkable success by using state Medicaid funds for supportive housing, and they are now asking permission to use federal Medicaid money, too. It’s an appealing option for states because unlike rental assistance from HUD, Medicaid is an entitlement, and its budget expands to accommodate everyone who qualifies. No one has to ask Congress for funds.”

https://www.nytimes.com/2022/06/14/headway/medicaid-housing-rent-health.html?smid=url-share

Constrution progress at the Air Rescue and Fire Fighting Facility designed by LEA Architects at Sacramento International Airport. The project is designed to integrate into the high tech aviation environment and enhance the health safety and welfare of the first responders that will occupy the building.

We are excited to have Orange Blossom Residence featured in this month’s issue of Metal Architecture. Check out the full article below…

The Orange Blossom Residence in Phoenix is designed in response to the specific climate and regional characteristics of the desert southwest. Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP, principal at LEA-Architects, also factored in the eclectic context of the surrounding East Arcadia neighborhood, creating a unique, modern, low-maintenance home.

Read more here: https://www.metalarchitecture.com/articles/building-profile-phoenix-residence-excellence with @

Our urban infill project in old town Scottsdale received unanimous approval from the City of Scottsdale design review board and we are excited to see the project moving forward. The design draws inspiration from the old west character of the area using natural materials of board and batten wood siding, ground face masonry, weathering steel and glass to create a architectural aesthetic that is respectful of the surrounding context but appropriate for today’s modern era.

We are excited to share the sneak peak photo by of orange blossom residence number two designed by Lance Enyart, AIA of for our client

Orange Blossom Reaidence No. 1 is the first of two homes on adjacent lots designed by working in collaboration with our client The modern home utilizes natural materials of board form concrete, cedar ship lap siding, weathering steel, and glass with open plan living that blurs the lines between indoor and outdoor spaces.