https://www.lordarchitecture.com/residential daily 0.75 2019-07-31 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562963635340-FEQQZUQ5J1K11X5EFS02/Lord+015.jpg Residential - La Jolla Residence The owners of a 3,000 square foot 1960’s ranch style one-story house wanted a remodel that created a Green and Green brothers craftsman house that was true to the level of detail and authenticity that could be found in the famous houses from a century prior. Working with a revered San Diego architect who was an expert on Green and Green, the radical transformation included a two-story addition. Every window, door, and all the wood detailing for the stairs, lighting, and finishes were custom made over the course of a two-year construction period by a dedicated and extraordinarily talented general contractor. The results were stunning and visually arresting, including stained glass that was fabricated by the same company that created the windows for the original Green and Green houses in Pasadena. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562967239450-S5TWSSP36T7YZ1CS1P6E/1200Cal21-B-2.jpg Residential - Bay Area Residence This residence is in an enviable building on top of San Francisco’s Knob Hill that arguably possesses some of the very best views in the city. Everything in the 1,800 sq. ft. apartment is about the views; the finishes, built-ins, and furnishings all point you to the amazing visuals outside. In a wonderful collaboration with the Owner, the panorama is interrupted in strategic places to showcase art pieces and antiques that bring you back into the open comfort of the home. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562964235266-VUEIMG83AWHV6CPMVKSI/IMG_0021R2.jpg Residential - Luz Road Residence In 2007 a major fire swept through San Diego County; 1,300 buildings were destroyed, including one on the property belonging to the client. The replacement house had to conform to the existing HOA suburban architectural style requirements, but behind that exterior skin is a very different house. The LEED Platinum structure features 10-foot first floor ceilings, 2 x 6 framed walls with an added layer of exterior insulation, R-50 insulation in the attic, heeled trusses, a cistern below the driveway, special eave vents that prevent sparks from entering the interior, two beefy steel moment frames, and all the wood used in the construction was specially processed to resist mold, fire, and termites. The resulting structure cost no more per square foot than others in the same neighborhood that were lost in the fire, but the difference is that the other houses were built exactly the same as the originals. https://www.lordarchitecture.com/healthcare daily 0.75 2026-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562960748090-EDQ3V3U734FG69NQ9RWA/_FAS1328-2.jpg Healthcare - Redwood Terrace Memory Care Center The need for compassionate and sensitive memory care facilities grows every year. The Redwood Terrace Facility in the city of Escondido completely refurbished and modernized the interior spaces and private patios of the organization’s Adult Daycare Facility into a state of the art Memory Care Facility. While including the important security features, the owners and Lord Architecture concentrated on fulling the spaces with natural light, warm and friendly finishes, affectionate colors, and recreated patio landscape from a lackluster to joyful and environmentally respectful. The effort resulted in a welcoming and comforting environment for the patients without a clinical appearance. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562878508279-UJOMYFSKAIYFPV18HXIE/BoardFormedWallLowRes.jpg Healthcare - Sharp Coronado Hospital The Sharp Hospital in Coronado requested a modernization of their 1970’s cafeteria along with a small outdoor terrace. We designed the old terrace into a healing garden for people to enjoy a quiet meal or provide a space where individuals or families can decompress from the stress of visiting someone in the hospital. An abundance of texture, exciting finishes, calming lighting, and a variety of seasonal plants with changing color created a place apart from the clinical environment in the hospital. A new board formed concrete wall shields the garden from the adjacent parking. https://www.lordarchitecture.com/religious daily 0.75 2026-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562885434290-2EP6R0HMZ3OXRMO0KUU5/BLpeters7forwall.jpg Religious - St. Peter's Sanctuary The sanctuary of St. Peter's is the culmination of a fourteen year long relationship that started with a master plan, following the completion of a K - 8 school, the construction of a 975 seat church. Lord Architecture designed a simple and serene space that is complemented by furnishings, artwork, lighting, and a soft acoustic environment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562886610450-7H7TA2EHI1LJ9JH5I3QV/Ark+Doors.jpg Religious - Temple Adat Shalom Addition After 15 years in their current building, the congregation of Temple Adat Shalom expanded the structure by 8,000 SF. Because the functions and activities of the membership are so tightly integrated, the Temple created a new sanctuary adjacent to the existing social hall, to hold a totoal of 1,200 worshipers. A future chapel will be used for small sevices or individual prayer. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562886042924-M6WQVYIWI0VY11TAFCDS/9410+Night+Exterior+1.jpg Religious - Corpus Christi Catholic Church Multi-Purpose Building The Parish of Corpus Christi expanded its facilities on a challenging site that is both long and narrow. Additionally, it is inconveniently bisected by a public easement. The goal of the Master Plan was to build a new two story Parish Center that would include a multi-use hall and parish administration office. The Parish Center has an elongated footprint to leave sufficient space on the site for all the required parking. In the future, the parish wishes to add an Elementary School and Athletic Field on the southeast side of the site. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562879865502-1AQM6URIOPGXHSHQDDLD/IMG_0071.JPG Religious - Holy Cross Office Building The administrative and customer services for San Diego's largest Catholic Cemetery were being run out of an obsolete 1930's caretakers house that had to be replaced. The new office building is considered more of a pastoral facility than a business operation. The clients are in the middle of a difficult time so the design intent for the project was to create a welcoming, light-filled, and ascendant space to provide calm for clients as well as the staff. Clients meet in small conference rooms with a counselor. There are no computers to be found, just a stress-less space and human interaction. The business functions take place out of the client's sight. By nestling the building into a slope, the grade changes allow for public entry on the lower level and staff entry on the upper story. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562967724306-GW7KVZPGOE2W7VZ4WRBH/0015+Exterior+1.jpg Religious - St. Matthew's Sanctuary After two generations of wear and tear on an existing sanctuary, plus growth within the parish, the structure needed more seating capacity and a re-invigorated interior with new liturgical furnishings. The original masonry envelope was uninsulated and poorly lighted plus the building was isolated in a parking lot. The capacity was expanded by 200 seats, and a new plaza and entry with baptistery was introduced to gather the faithful into the completely re-imagined space. The architect designed and commissioned the fabrication of the furnishings. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563311092492-KNLDC5C7JRMQBT3CKZPF/Untitled_Panorama3.jpg Religious - San Rafael Sanctuary Interior The San Rafael Sanctuary was originally constructed in the 70’s, and over 30 years later, the finishes, lighting, liturgical furnishings, organ, and sound system needed much attention. The challenge on this project, beyond coming up with suitable designs that respected the structure but improved the spiritual environment, was to execute the construction with the least amount of downtime. Working with the selected general contractor, all materials, equipment and furnishings were ordered and stored off-site when possible. When everything was set to go, the work began under a rigorous schedule that refinished the pews, replaced the flooring, re-conditioned and upgraded the organ and the reredos wall, replaced the lighting and repainted the entire interior in a transformation that took less than four weeks. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563392257477-3HNPMSMJEFRL82ZD3Z90/BL+Piusx4.jpg Religious - St. Pius X Multipurpose Hall & School Addition The parish of St. Pius X was established in the 1940’s and has undergone many haphazard additions and remodeling over the decades without the benefit of a carefully designed master plan. in 2007, the parish commissioned Lord Architecture to review all existing functions of the campus. The result was a detailed multi-phase master plan to upgrade and expand the school, remodel and add on to the parish offices, reorganize and re-grade the existing parking throughout the whole campus, and construct a new social hall and sanctuary. To date, Lord Architecture has overseen the design and completion of each phase, with the sanctuary yet to be completed. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563394329179-7W0ITVTCQE0N0M8VNOOO/BLmarks1.jpg Religious - St. Mark's Education Center The multi-use education center handles a multitude of activities in addition to religious education. The parish uses the building for ministries, social organizations, community meetings, and music rehearsals. The structure’s appearance echoes some of the materials already used on the campus buildings but puts them together in a contemporary way that sets a new aesthetic for each subsequent campus. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563403305331-1MMN20IQ31RYHJT1IFJ4/0410+1-7-11+011.jpg Religious - San Rafael Office Building Located on a small campus, the parish of San Rafael realized many years ago that the only opportunity for expansion was to purchase a lot within an adjacent business park. In response to an increasing congregation and related parish programs, San Rafael completed a multi-purpose facility on their lot in order to provide new administrative offices, a youth center, and a variety of meeting rooms to satisfy both present and future needs. The planning challenge on this project was the simultaneous obligation to fit with the architectural context of the business park, and at the same time create a strong physical relationship with the remaining parish structures. The relationship was further reinforced by designing a landscaped pathway that dramatically linked the new building to the existing sanctuary. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563312299782-F6AOC3484KOOSBBTDULY/0412+Interior+Pano2.jpg Religious https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563313873954-FVCORHNOXRDITKEHQOQB/9911+Exterior+2.jpg Religious - Our Lady of Perpetual Help Family Center For many years, the parish of Our Lady of Perpetual Help supported its school with an outdated computer lab and library. They also struggled with inadequate kindergarten facilities. The two story building provides modern high quality educational facilities along with a multi-use hall for school and church use. Located on an existing slope, both levels are accessible from the adjacent grades. The front side thus appears to be only one story in height. The new structure is complimented by gardens and hardscape that act as a buffer from the street and creates an inviting outdoor space. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563391490085-TBAHJDB4RS9PG1B0JOXD/mary1.jpg Religious - St. Mary's Sanctuary Restoration Originally built in 1926, St. Mary's had suffered damage from roof leaks, was dark from poor lighting, and the parishioners were uncomfortable in splintered, worn out pews. With a very strict budget, the floor was replaced, new lighting was installed, all new pews and altar furnishings were provided, and the beautiful redwood trusses and ceiling panels were cleaned and rejuvenated. The results were dramatic without changing any of the original structure. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1663266273791-X3ALMGNUXDWN58CRTNAF/_DSC0569%2BWEB.jpg Religious - Lobby and Font for St. Catherine Laboure Catholic Parish, San Diego CA The entry lobby to the sanctuary of St. Catherine’s was showing signs of age from its construction in the mid 1980’s. At the time of construction, the only baptismal font that the parish had was a portable wooden font that was rolled out when needed. Initially the goal to create a new font expanded into modernizing the entire entry to the sanctuary to provide a more respectful and sacred experience as one entered the building. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1663267310150-JYE64ZGB1NQGB5UGWB6R/_DSC0535Web.jpg Religious - New Daily Mass Chapel, Church of St. Luke, El Cajon CA For over 20 years the Parish of St. Luke had hoped to construct a daily mass chapel next to their sanctuary and by doing so, create an appropriate space for their tabernacle that had remained in a storeroom. In another part of the church, a salvaged Italian mosaic was being stored for eventual use as a feature for the chapel entry. At approximately 800 square feet the chapel will comfortably hold 20 people for daily mass or small weddings or a funeral. Mostly, the space is a quiet, devotional, and contemplative light-filled environment that can be entered from outside or from within the existing church. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562960103104-EB2O4NURTHAH3PM546KG/BLmartha4.jpg Religious - St. Martha's Sanctuary The Diocese of San Bernardino faced a two-fold challenge. The first is there are fewer priests to lead its parishes and the second is that the region has experienced surprising population growth. The parish of St. Martha is an example of a response to this challenge. The seating capacity of the sanctuary is nearly 1,500 persons to accommodate more parishioners at fewer services. The sanctuary is planned around a seating arrangement that permits the best visual connection to the altar. This arrangement creates an atmosphere that can be more intimate even with a large congregation. https://www.lordarchitecture.com/education daily 0.75 2026-03-27 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562883075692-4TFFVEOTLNM67L7Z4O56/Gym+Pano1.jpg Education - Good Shepherd School Gymnasium and Education Center The Good Shepherd School has earned a reputation as a quality private school in San Diego’s community of Mira mesa for over a generation. The new gymnasium and classroom building provides modern administrative offices, eight new classrooms, extended care, and preschool facilities. A natural turf soccer field is located next to the gym. The preschool playground has been renovated, a new drop-off and pick-up area, along with parking was added. The new 29,000 sq. ft/ structure serves the needs of the existing student population, relieves administrative overcrowding, and allows fro the inauguration of a new prekindergarten program. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562884382145-0KB100NH34QR6ZCFIKKQ/HVMS+BB6+Reduced.jpg Education - Hidden Valley Baseball Field The new field is remarkable not for its quality features and playing surfaces, but for the way the project was conceived and executed. The project is the result of the combined energies of a charter school and a public middle school, one with the capital, and the other with the land. In a close collaboration, the two entities put together a shared venue for both schools to use. It was a good example of teamwork to be appreciated by the many teams that use the field. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562970746900-ID4PE540AQJ1H2OAHLET/IMG_0084PS+Small.jpg Education - Quantum Academy Originally built as a special education facility, the Escondido Union School District remodeled and added onto the building to create an amazing STEAM school with an enrolment of 350 students in classrooms provided with state-of-the-art technologies in a project-based environment. The classrooms are gathered around two creation spaces where students gather and exchange project ideas, set up exhibits, and combine talents. The combined 24,500 sq. ft. structure was completed in stages beginning with modernization of the food service, then a sprinkler retrofit followed by classroom and lunch shelter additions without an interruption in the school’s schedule. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563228267648-34GHL1KUBEPDJFLVBJ2M/IMG_0122.JPG Education - Castle Park High School Dugout & Lockers https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562881139357-Y1QP0BZW919FQ852VSM5/FAS_5378_79_80_Interior-4.jpg Education - Central Elementary First built in 1938, Central School is the oldest school in the Escondido Union School District. The Kindergarten and preschool were overcrowded and obsolete plus the infrastructure throughout the campus was in poor shape. The District and LAi teamed up to replace and enlarge the Kindergarten and Preschool plus provide a new utility infrastructure to support them. In addition to the 21,000 sq. ft. of new construction, the project included changing the campus circulation system between the new and old buildings to achieve accessibility compliance. The aesthetic for the new buildings was intended to respect the original campus design and reflect the craftsman bungalow housing and offices of the surrounding neighborhood. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1663264072981-F1P3M27MPE089W5QZ1OP/Home+Bleachers+Night+-+Small.png Education https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1562965754217-2Q7MHDDYKYJUJ35E72ZE/DA+Hogan+Photos+by+Erika+Thornes+Photography-22.jpg Education - Otay Ranch HS Field Replacement https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1663265777584-7FVQCTAS3LBF61OB18WS/MiraCosta_11_PhotobyZackBenson.jpg Education - Mira Costa Community College Student Services Building, Oceanside CA The new Student Services Building is the focal point for the College’s Community Learning Center, which is a satellite campus for Mira Costa Community College. It was designed to welcome students of all ages and backgrounds. The Mira Costa Community College District provides classes that are transitions to fully accredited courses offered at Mira Costa’s other campuses. Construction was completed in 2021 on the 10,000 sq. ft. building which houses Admissions and Records, Counseling for students, and Testing Services. In addition, a new central gathering space for students connects with a large landscaped quad and the main classroom building. The project site was transformed with new parking and landscaping, better lighting for student safety, and improved pedestrian circulation. The quad also doubles as an assembly space for graduations and college social events. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774039786287-OY2O9VUXIOD7N594OFWO/_DSC1355_6_7_8_RealisticPT+copy.jpg Education - San Pasqual Valley Unified School District Gymnasium, Winterhaven CA Located in the desert community of Winterhaven, the San Pasqual Valley Unified School District is a one campus district for grades K through 12. The school is both an education center and a community hub for deeply engrained history of Native American tribal activities. Completed in the Fall of 2022 the new 20,000 square foot gymnasium will, support the school’s athletic program and be used for a variety of cultural gatherings. The building design and construction had to handle some physical challenges from unusual soil and ground water conditions, prolonged heat in the summers, and the isolation of the rural site from supply and contractor resources. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774393403095-980AZRJCTPZ5JRVPFZCA/IMG_0026PS+-+Copy.jpg Education - Castle Park HS Track & Field Castle Park High School operated for decades with an outdated stadium that was more liability than benefit for the students. The Sweetwater Union High School District embarked on a program to upgrade the stadiums throughout the district. The project site affected over 13 acres of the campus and included parking, a new rubberized 9-lane track around a synthetic turf field marked for multiple sports, and new home and visitor bleachers with a new press box and LED field lighting. The site has significant grade changes that generated multiple ADA access challenges, which were used as a motive to create a dramatic entry to the stadium, well lighted ramps, and a terraced area for picnics and pop-ups during track and field or football events. Concessions and storage buildings were raised up from ordinary to become dynamic site accents that celebrate the energy of the stadium and showcase the school colors in the buildings themselves. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774457359685-XO0VQNWJNIFCMM1I85Y4/_DSC3960_Realistic-copyweb.jpg Education - San Pasqual HS Kitchen These projects consist of the installation of an addition of approximately 1,225 SF at Orange Glen High School and 1,350 SF at San Pasqual High School, located adjacent to the existing kitchen and matching the existing kitchen in style. The additions include a walk-in freezer and cooler unit along with all the equipment required to support their operation. The additions also include floor sinks, power, lighting, data and fire alarm. The balance of the space will be used for dry storage. This project is currently starting construction. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774458541793-YQ3C2X9YJ8YGODMJHU80/IMG_2663.JPG Education - Chula Vista HS Track & Field Chula Vista High School is among the oldest of the campuses in the Sweetwater Union High School District with a sports stadium built originally in the 1950’s; now well past its “use by” date. Replacing the stadium came with significant challenges because the existing campus circulation for students and game day visitors to the facility affected significant parts of the campus which was also laced with aging utilities that needed to be replaced. The stadium design by D.A. Hogan was restricted by several existing site conditions to an 8-lane track instead of the typical 9. Beyond the stadium itself, the project included upgrading parking facilities and the security perimeter, a practice field, ADA access improvements, and construction of five small buildings for ticket booths, storage sports equipment, and two concession buildings for snack sales and public toilets. Each of the buildings was designed for long-lasting durability, necessary for a high school, but with brightly accented exteriors to give an energetic boost that complements the active sports environment. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774456897305-H3JV41X2P3XPK1GGR1ZU/IMG_2378.JPG Education - Mar Vista HS Track & Field Mar Vista High School, like other high schools in the Sweetwater High School District, was long overdue for a stadium upgrade. Working with the sports facility experts at D.A. Hogan, a new 9-lane track and sports field was designed to replace the existing facilities that were more than three feet higher on one side than the other. The entire site was re-graded and provided with new bleachers on both the home and visitor’s sides, plus an up-to-date press box sports lighting, security fencing, and a new food service and toilet room concession building and sports equipment storage building. The new structures were designed with a flourish to avoid a generic utilitarian appearance and instead bring a little festive energy to the site and show off the school colors. More importantly, the design team had a mandate from the district to replace each of the old utilities that were going to be under any new finished surfaces with new wet and dry utilities. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774541818580-RSZJ3JNATM0GIBKWK0UM/OI6tiT-U.jpg Education - La Mesa Spring Valley ES Playgrounds We provided full architectural services for new playgrounds at 10 Elementary Schools in the La Mesa Spring Valley Elementary School District. Our scope of work included the redesign of existing pre-school playground areas to include new fall protection surfacing, DSA pre-checked play systems, and path of travel upgrades to the existing parking lots. Accessible gates and gate hardware were added where needed, and existing wood chip mulch was removed and replaced with new Class II base and poured rubber surface. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1563222010724-FI1ZKMZS1S1TZ3F33UXI/Apr+15+2009+020.JPG Education - Lutheran High School Following a long search for a permanent home, Lutheran found a compatible partner and site alongside the Church of Joy in Chula Vista. On a small 8.5 acre campus, the 300 student high school will have space for its classrooms, labs, resource facilities, music rooms, and gymnasiums with an adjacent football field. The multi-phased development plan will start modestly with temporary structures and evolve step-by-step into a fully evolved high school. https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774477847775-SERPF6WFLCIFZTHPRUJE/_DSC4165-1.jpg Education - Mission Middle School - Classroom Building The Escondido Union School District’s Mission Middle school was congested with older relocatable classroom buildings with little space for new classrooms. A plan evolved to move or demolish about 2 dozen relocatable buildings (many used for storage), and reconfigure the site’s running track and play field to make room for a two-story modular building with 21 classrooms and 4 labs to be factory built and assembled on site. The finished building by American Modular, sits on a concrete foundation and completed for a significantly lower cost that conventional construction and on an accelerated schedule. Once the old relocatable buildings were removed, space was freed up to expand much needed parking areas provided with new solar arrays and EV charging. The change to the visual appeal of the campus was transformative which was immediately reflected in the students and staff. https://www.lordarchitecture.com/not-used daily 0.75 2026-03-26 https://images.squarespace-cdn.com/content/v1/5d27a078f47ef300018fb5b1/1774459416172-KO9HG2OSJNMMVPEQFQYN/_DSC3939web.jpg Not Used - Orange Glen HS Kitchen These projects consist of the installation of an addition of approximately 1,225 SF at Orange Glen High School and 1,350 SF at San Pasqual High School, located adjacent to the existing kitchen and matching the existing kitchen in style. The additions include a walk-in freezer and cooler unit along with all the equipment required to support their operation. The additions also include floor sinks, power, lighting, data and fire alarm. The balance of the space will be used for dry storage. 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