Lose Design
Spaces for Life.
About the firm
Lose Design is a multi-disciplinary, award-winning landscape architecture and civil engineering practice founded in 1982 by David Lose. With 50 or more dedicated team members, it serves private developers, municipalities, and institutional clients across the U.S., China, and the Caribbean, designing parks, recreation facilities, public landscapes, sports venues, and private development projects.
- Established
- 1982
- Team
- Midsize
- Firm type
- Landscape Architecture · Civil Engineering
People
Sean GuthPresident, CEO
Lee DavidsonExecutive Vice President, COO
Mike WryeExecutive Vice President, CPO
Whit AlexanderExecutive Vice President, CMO
Michael BlackVice President - Engineering
Josh GulickExecutive Vice President
Tammy BoyteVice President - Business Services
John W. ShieldsVice President
Scott SamuelVice President - Director of Engineering
Marc BondVice President
Bram BarthVice President
David McCaskillVice President - Texas Office Director
Capabilities
Private Development
Service websiteDevelopment services for private and commercial clients, including zoning and entitlements, master planned communities, single and multi-family residential, retail, office, hospitality, mixed-use, and adaptive re-use projects.
- Zoning and Entitlements
- Master Planned Communities
- Single and Multi-Family Residential Communities
- Mixed-Use Developments
- Commercial and Industrial Developments
- Adaptive Re-Use
Municipal and Institutional
Service website- Award-winning Public Buildings And Landscapes Balancing Aesthetics
- Budget
- Function
- Maintenance For Government And Institutional Clients
Parks and Leisure
Service website- Design Of Parks And Outdoor Spaces Integrating Daily Operations
- Safety
- Programming To Enhance The Human Experience
Sports and Competition
Service websiteDesign of facilities where athletes and communities push performance to higher levels.
- Recreation Centers
- Aquatics Centers
- Stadiums and Arenas
- Training Facilities
Industries
Residential · Commercial · Land Development · Government · Parks & Open Space · Sports & Recreation · Mixed-Use · Hospitality
Projects
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