Lara Glembock, RA, LEED-AP
Principal
Principal
With over thirty years of experience on a diverse range of projects, Lara has been actively working on alteration and renovation projects in the collegiate, commercial and residential fields for the past twenty-five years. Prior to starting LG Architecture in 2009, Lara had the opportunity to work with three different Centre County architectural design teams.
As someone who appreciates being able to repurpose a space and give it new life - whether it's an interior refresh or providing an addition that gives its owner that 2-car garage and new kitchen they always wanted while possibly maintaining the architectural fabric of the neighborhood - she recognizes what good design can do. Using a puzzle analogy, sometimes, it's rearranging the existing pieces that lead to the optimal solution - or not. All depends on the client and their program.
Having earned Bachelor of Architecture degree from Penn State University, she is licensed to practice architecture in Pennsylvania and is a member of NCARB.
Some earlier projects - completed while on design teams at other firms - that were featured in the Centre Daily Times, Penn State Intercom and Penn State Engineering newsletter articles were:
Truly a moving experience!
As someone who appreciates being able to repurpose a space and give it new life - whether it's an interior refresh or providing an addition that gives its owner that 2-car garage and new kitchen they always wanted while possibly maintaining the architectural fabric of the neighborhood - she recognizes what good design can do. Using a puzzle analogy, sometimes, it's rearranging the existing pieces that lead to the optimal solution - or not. All depends on the client and their program.
Having earned Bachelor of Architecture degree from Penn State University, she is licensed to practice architecture in Pennsylvania and is a member of NCARB.
Some earlier projects - completed while on design teams at other firms - that were featured in the Centre Daily Times, Penn State Intercom and Penn State Engineering newsletter articles were:
- College of Engineering Renovations -
- MacKinnon's Cafe @ Pattee Library
- Pine Hall Lutheran Church
Truly a moving experience!
- Irving's Bagels on College Avenue