Design School alum wins architecture’s coveted Silver Medal
Design School alum, Larry Enyart wins architecture’s coveted Silver Medal
See ASU Alumni article, May 7, 2012
Lance Enyart, AIA is selected as one of this Year’s ENR Southwest Top 20 Under 40
ENR Southwest’s Top 20 Under 40
Lance Enyart
Designed the nation’s first LEED- Platinum certified fire station
34, Design Architect
LEA-Architects LLC, Phoenix
As a native to the Phoenix area, Enyart has an appreciation for the unique character of the desert Southwest and aims to create architecture that is not only contextually and environmentally appropriate, but that also fits the client. “In order for a project to be truly successful, it is critical that the architect have a deep understanding of who the client is and what it is they do,” Enyart says. “In this way I feel fortunate, as with each new client comes a new learning opportunity for me both personally and professionally.” Focusing on sustainable urban infill and adaptive reuse, he has served as the design architect and project manager for numerous government buildings, including the first LEED-Platinum fire station in the U.S., Scottsdale Fire Station No. 2. He currently serves as a director on the AIA Phoenix Metro Board.
LEED Gold Certification
City of Tolleson Administration and Fire Station receives LEED Gold Certification from the USGBC!
AIA Western Mountain Region Silver Medal
Lawrence Enyart, FAIA was honored and awarded the prestigious AIA WMR Silver Medal at the 2011 AIA design conference and Awards Gala in Las Vegas, NV. The Silver Medal is the highest AIA honor presented by the Region (AZ, CO, NM, NV, UT, and WY) and recognizes an individual Architect who has made significant contributions to the institute, the profession, the citizens of the Western Mountain Region, and their community. Larry has transcended local boundaries in making these contributions.
Kemper Goodwin Award of Excellence
American Institute of Architects, Arizona (AIA AZ), awards LEA Architects, LLC, the AIA AZ “Kemper Goodwin Award of Excellence” for the Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Operations, Police and Fire Facility Design Excellence Merit Award for Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport Operations, Police and Fire Facility – F.I.E.R.O. and the International Association Fire Chiefs Design Symposium, Charlotte, NC
Environmental Excellence Merit Award
Valley Forward Awards Gala – LEA Architects, contractor, and owner, win the 2011 Environmental Excellence Merit Award for the Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center (GRPSTC) 77 acre campus.
Arizona Masonry Guild Design Excellence Award
LEA wins Arizona Masonry Guild Design Excellence Award for Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 1. Paradise Valley Fire Station No. 1 has won numerous awards including a Valley Forward Design Excellence Award and was a featured presentation tour with the Scottsdale Museum of Contemporary Arts.
Valley Forward Design Award for Environmental Excellence
LEA wins Valley Forward Design Award for Environmental Excellence – Glendale Regional Public Safety Training Center (GRPSTC) 77 acre campus. GRPSTC and the team will receive recognition at the annual VF Awards Gala 17 September.
National Brick in Architecture Jury Award – Gold Design Excellence
LEA wins The Gold Design Excellence Award in the “2011 Brick in Architecture Awards” National Design Competition for the new City of Tolleson Fire Station + Administration Building.
Fire Chief Magazine
Two LEA-Architects projects are feature articles in latest Fire Chief Magazine: Phoenix-Mesa Gateway Airport ARFF and Phoenix Fire Station.
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