LEA is HIRING!

We are looking for an experienced Job Captain with skills in AutoCAD, Revit, Adobe INDesign, Photoshop, MSOffice, and Sketch Up. Degree in Architecture + 5 years of experience is preferred. Applicants must have experience with the creation/coordination of the full spectrum of architectural & construction documents with skills managing the integration of supporting engineering documents. Please send detailed Resume to LEA Design Principal Lance Enyart, AIA, LEED AP (lance@lea-architects.com). Please include examples of your design work for a possible follow up scheduled interview.

LEA is located at located at 1730 E. Northern Ave, Phoenix, AZ and the LEA website is: www.lea-architects.com

On June 1st, 2017, the Somerton City Hall Dedication Ceremony occurred. LEA Architects, LLC has incorporated the Somerton community’s cultural values and aspects into their modernistic design. This 14,600 sq ft building will provide a great facility for the community, as well as provide a wonderful large classroom space for students attending Arizona Western College.

LEA Architects, LLC (LEA) designed the New Somerton City Hall to accommodate the day-to-day administration of the City’s services and programs, and reflect the current and future aspirations of the City. The Architecture of the New Somerton City Hall along with two other major City Buildings (Somerton Public Library and the Somerton Public Safety Building) designed by the same Architect drew inspiration from the agricultural context and culture of this surrounding community using exposed regional masonry as a critical component of the design. Natural building materials, including extensive use of ground-face concrete masonry for exterior and interior walls in combination with exposed structural steel, concrete, glass, and standing seam metal wall panels, define the building surface and exude a sense of sustainability and presence.

LEA Architect’s Wolff Residence has been featured on the front cover of Atomic Ranch Summer 2017 magazine edition! Find Wolff Residence on pages 66-67.