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Welcome
Lahmon Architects delivers buildable, design-forward solutions for multifamily, mixed-use, and permanent supportive housing—blending entitlement strategy, public-funding savvy, and rigorous coordination to keep projects moving from concept to keys.
AIA, LEED AP
Leading with Design, Building the Future
Mark brings 25+ years of architectural leadership—and seven years on the construction side—to complex urban housing in Los Angeles. His portfolio covers multifamily, mixed-use, permanent supportive, and adaptive-reuse work. Prior to founding Lahmon Architects, he was a founding partner at PSL Architects, where projects earned LABC and national AIA/HUD awards. Earlier at Killefer Flammang, he managed multiple award-winning adaptive-reuse projects and contributed research that informed the City’s Adaptive Reuse Ordinance. He is a California-licensed architect, AIA member, and LEED AP.
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Built for people, budgets, and the city
Our goal is to develop creative and appropriately unique solutions that provide a positive and empowering experiential sense of place. We believe that architecture is the stage and backdrop of the built environment that has the power to shape and influence lives internally as well as externally, create memories, and either allow or prohibit thoughts and actions.
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Blog
Lincoln Heights apartment complex at 3601 Mission Road clears City Planning Commission
At its meeting on May 25, the Los Angeles City Planning Commission voted to approve entitlements for a proposed multifamily residential building directly across the street from Lincoln Park.The proposed project, which would replace a surface parking lot at 3601...
18 apartments planned at 2620 S Menlo Avenue in University Park
In University Park, a parking lot at the rear of an early 20th century senior affordable housing complex near the intersection of Vermont Avenue and Adams Boulevard could be redeveloped with housing. The project at 2620 S. Menlo Avenue, submitted recently to the...
Seven-story, 184-unit apartment complex proposed at 3601 Mission Road
A surface parking lot across the street from Lincoln Park could be redeveloped with housing, per an application submitted last week to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning. Read the full article here.
142-unit affordable housing development planned at 639 Commonwealth Avenue in Koreatown
Across the street from Lafayette Park, the Town House - a historic hotel turned affordable housing complex - is in store for changes, per an application recently submitted to the Los Angeles Department of City Planning. Read the full article here.
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Testimonials
— Cecilia Ngo, Vice President of Development, Linc Housing
— Daisy Miguel, Senior Project Manager, Community Corp. of Santa Monica
— John Labib, S.E., Principal, JLA Structural Engineers