LMNOP-Design

Kate is a designer with a background that is interdisciplinary, if anything, getting her Bachelor’s degree in psychology from Brown University before a Masters in Architecture at the California College of the Arts. Always seeking to understand the bigger picture, she pursued experience in construction concurrent with her Masters degree and earned her qualifications for a CA General B Contracting license and as a Construction Documents Technologist.

Raised in a rural Northern Californian logging community, Tyler has pursued his passion for fabrication through sculpture and architecture. While attending the University of San Diego (Bachelors in Arts) and the California College of the Arts (Masters in Architecture), he has integrated an interdisciplinary approach to arts, business, architecture, sculpture, and engineering practices. His expertise in design, fabrication, project management, and business have driven the vision behind LMNOP.

Charmaine received a B.S. in Business from the Kelley School of Business at Indiana University.  After relocating to the west coast, she held positions from across the board but found the fit within creative construction; first in adventure course construction and now at LMNOP Design.

Oversee a diverse range of projects, including commercial tenant improvements in retail andrestaurant spaces, residential remodeling, shop fabrication, CNC fabrication, and event andtemporary exhibition projects; ultimately responsible for project delivery, judged by quality, budget,and timeline. 

Create budgets and submit formal estimates. Execute client communication during design andconstruction phases. Inform and sometimes oversee design process. Procure construction permitsfrom several jurisdictions. Contribute to overall business strategy.

Peter was raised in Swansea, MA and earned a B.S. in Mechanical Engineering from the University of Vermont. Since then he has traveled across the country looking for inspiration in nature and communities for the fabrication of functional art. He believes that finding beauty in the course of forming a finished product is the most critical component of the creative process.