LGA Architecture, based in Toronto, is known for creating spaces that bring people together while focusing on sustainability. Their portfolio covers housing, education, and community-based projects that enhance the social fabric of neighborhoods. Each project reflects a thoughtful approach to meeting the needs of diverse users while addressing environmental and cultural challenges.
LGA Architecture focuses on sustainable practices that reduce environmental impact while creating designs that improve the quality of life for occupants. For example, many of their projects incorporate energy-efficient systems and designs that promote natural light and ventilation. This brings a more natural feel to their buildings while reducing the carbon footprint. They are also conscious about the reuse of materials in their builds.
LGA’s many projects highlight this approach and show that even in small spaces, design can maximize livability. To make sure they maximize client satisfaction, their design process involves all parties involved. This early engagement gathers feedback and ongoing dialogue to address concerns and adapt plans to best suit client needs. The result are spaces that strengthen community ties, promote inclusivity, and instill a lasting sense of pride. By fostering these connections, LGA’s work leaves a positive and enduring impact.
Project highlights
Alexandra Park Revitalization
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Located in downtown Toronto, the Alexandra Park Revitalization project transformed an outdated public housing complex into a vibrant, mixed-income community. The design blends affordable and market-rate housing while preserving the cultural identity of the neighborhood. The inclusion of community spaces and green areas encourages social interaction, contributing to a safer and more connected environment.
Laurentian University McEwen School of Architecture
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The McEwen School of Architecture in Sudbury, Ontario, reflects LGA’s commitment to sustainable design and cultural sensitivity. The building integrates Indigenous knowledge systems and traditional materials, creating a learning environment that respects the region’s cultural heritage. Its use of local resources and energy-efficient practices demonstrates how architecture can balance functionality with environmental responsibility.
Scarborough Civic Centre Branch Library
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LGA designed the Scarborough Civic Centre Branch Library to feel warm, open, and connected to its surroundings. The building sits low with sloped green roofs and large windows that bring in natural light and views of mature oak trees. Inside, the space is open and flexible, with wood columns and angled ceilings that create a calm, inviting place to learn and gather.
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