The LGA design and planning team has been working with JLL Real Estate to develop a visualization and marketing package for the planned Newbury Market Development. A combination of big-box and lifestyle center retail, the development is set to be anchored by activity-based retail establishments Top Golf and Ascend Rock Climbing, Newbury is slated to be the new heart of the South Hills of Pittsburgh.

Brookfield Properties brought on LGA to develop design criteria for new tenants in the renovated Station Square Freight House. LGA was later retained to create a robust visualization suite to help new tenants. The package, containing still renderings and video visuals, was carefully developed to play a critical role in marketing to prospective tenants while also ensuring the consistency and success of the original design criteria.

Winner of AIA 2014 Regional + Urban Design: Certificate of Merit

LGA transformed this church from a flood-damaged shell to a community gathering space. Its success in this area brought about an award win in the category of Regional and Urban Design. Our creative reuse of existing space combined with the addition of a new narthex consolidated several local worship sites into one central community and religious complex.

Pitt Ohio approached LGA with a unique proposal: to create a first-of-its-kind, green trucking terminal and office building. LGA Partners worked closely and collaboratively with Pitt Ohio to achieve this goal. This project consists of 40,000 square feet of trucking docks, 20,000 square feet of office building, a 20,000 square foot maintenance facility, and a public use truck wash and filling station. This project has received LEED Gold certification.

The Buncher Company has been a long-time client of LGA, commissioning us for projects varying from free standing office buildings, to industrial complexes, to conducting studies at potential new sites. Located in Pittsburgh’s Strip District this 6-story speculative office building, meant to attract today’s tech savvy companies, boasts a 96% efficient floor plate and numerous sustainable design features.

The first phase of Dixon Square was designing and constructing a new +186,000 square foot distribution center. Consisting of a 37,800 SF office component and a 148,500 SF warehouse, the new design provided enough space for the manufacturer’s growing business. Additionally, the main anchor of our work at Dixon Square was a new 70,000 square foot world headquarters for a local manufacturer. Additionally planned for the site was housing across six apartment builidngs and an Wellness Center for employees as well as the local community.