Best wishes for a happy retirement!

Since early 2020, Denver Lead, Charles Marr, has been working with The Lion Project, bringing his expertise in the field of architecture to support local initiatives.

“Composed of stainless steel, the work represents the mind.”

We’ve done it again!

See the remarkable transformation.

This 1200 square foot “grown-up playhouse” was sited to nestle into the forest behind the house, adjacent to the existing pool and landscaped backyard.

We're as excited and grateful as ever to work with wonderful clients and professional collaborators, to bring beauty into our built environment. And we have more project news to share with you.

Please join us!

The Sebastopol Parklets are co-sponsored by the CORE project, a group of citizens with the goal to make Sebastopol a better place to live, work, and visit.

We’d love your support on this local issue.

Our new Denver office location has us inspired.

The site constraints of this new residential build in West Sonoma County presented a provocative challenge to solve. 

We’ve been working with Harbin on their rebuild, and the first two buildings are complete. Affectionately nicknamed "The Domes", the design for these guest accommodations were a reinvention of, and a nod to the spherical pods that previously stood in this location.

We have exciting things happening in 2022 already -- new commitments, new office space, new projects, and an updated website.

We were so pleased to have local artist Valerie Seaberg’s ceramic and mixed media works on display in our storefront window at our 108 A&D Sebastopol location, and sorry to see her go! We are thrilled, however, to welcome Todd Barricklow and his recreational defense vehicles to our storefront!

We are happy to announce that Lars Langberg Architects has become a signatory to the AIA 2030 Commitment, joining more than 700 firms and organizations worldwide. This initiative encourages architects to strive to create carbon neutral buildings by the year 2030. Buildings contribute to 39% of all global greenhouse gas emissions and consume 60% of electricity worldwide and these numbers can be significantly reduced through appropriate design strategies.

Navigating quarantine and social distancing has been a tremendous challenge for restaurants as they struggle to keep the doors open requiring operational changes. These three restaurants in west Sonoma County, CA — Khom Loi, Sonoma Station, and K&L Bistro — were at different stages in their development when Covid hit, but all required creative thinking to adapt.