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LMN Architects

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Credited as architect on Seattle Convention Center Summit Building (opened 2023), Seattle Academy of Arts & Sciences signage/storytelling project (2026), and Seattle Aquarium Ocean Pavilion (opened 2024); 2016 AIA National Architecture Firm Award; firm website actively maintained. (verified 2026-07-18)

LMN Architects is a Seattle-based architecture firm founded in 1979 (as Loschky, Marquardt and Nesholm), specializing in convention centers, cultural and performing-arts venues, and higher-education buildings.

HeadquartersSeattle, WA
Founded1979
RolesArchitecture, Master Planning
Websitehttps://lmnarchitects.com

Projects (20)

ProjectVenueRoleYear
John F. Wolfe Aquarium Columbus Zoo and Aquarium Architecture 2029 (announced)
Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center Diego Rivera Performing Arts Center Architecture 2028 (announced)
SS United States Museum and Visitor Experience SS United States Museum and Visitor Experience Architecture 2027 (announced)
High School Signage & Storytelling Seattle Academy of Arts and Sciences Architecture 2026
Forest Trailhead Woodland Park Zoo Architecture 2026
Field Arts & Events Hall Field Arts & Events Hall Architecture 2024
Ocean Pavilion — Aquarium Exhibition Design Seattle Aquarium Architecture 2024
Ocean Pavilion — Rooftop Interpretation Seattle Aquarium Architecture 2024
Renovation Buxton Center for Bainbridge Performing Arts Architecture 2023
Seattle Convention Center, Summit Building — Wayfinding Seattle Convention Center, Summit Building Architecture 2023
Founders Hall — Signage Founders Hall Architecture 2022
Seattle Asian Art Museum Renovation Seattle Asian Art Museum Architecture 2020
The Tribute Wall Bill & Melinda Gates Center for Computer Science & Engineering Architecture 2019
Octave 9 Benaroya Hall Architecture 2018
Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center Federal Way Performing Arts and Events Center Architecture 2017
Vashon Center for the Arts Vashon Center for the Arts Architecture 2016
Renovation Tobin Center for the Performing Arts Architecture 2014
Foster School of Business: Digital Donor and Signage System Michael G. Foster School of Business Architecture 2011
Renovation Marion Oliver McCaw Hall Architecture 2003
Benaroya Hall (original building) Benaroya Hall Architecture 1998

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