Mia Lehrer + Associates

Mia Lehrer + Associates is a full-service landscape architecture firm. Lehrer leads a team of 17 talented designers and skilled professionals on a wide variety of projects. The firm has been awarded local and national recognition and considered one of the finest landscape architecture firms in So. California. The firm is known for innovative design, strong collaborations with architects and artists, ability to work with communities and a longstanding commitment to sustainable site design. President: Mia Lehrer, FASLA. Principles: Holly Kuwayama, ASLA, Jeff Hutchins, ASLA, RLA, CLIA and Michelle Sullivan, ASLA, RLA, LEED AP.

Annenberg Community Beach House, Santa Monica, Calif.
The beach club site has been designed to serve the needs of a wide variety of visitors. Sustainable strategies have been employed to reduce ambient heat, light pollution, energy use and potable water use. The facility includes outdoor areas for dining, small gatherings, meetings, pool related recreation, children's play, structured active recreation and typical beach activities. The beach walk, a wide boardwalk constructed of recycled plastic lumber, follows the historic mean high tide line, forming a promenade along the west side of the club connecting the north and south parking lots to the entrances. The historic Julia Morgan pool has renovated marble pool coping and a decking of restored concrete paving with marble inserts. The picnic area, located between the pool deck and the garden terrace, west of the event house, is a defined space for outdoor eating and interactive water play. Design Team: Mia Lehrer + Associates, Frederick Fisher and Partners Architects, Historic Resources Group, Pankow Special Projects, KPFF Consulting Engineers.

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Orange County Great Park, Irvine, Calif.
This new kind of park simulates an experience where visitors discover the relationship between the built environment and the natural world. The park is located on the former Marine Corps Air Station at El Toro, which closed in 1999. The park sets new standards for sustainability, ecological responsibility and public space in Southern California, providing a unique place to visit, relax, recreate and meet people. The design for the Great Park features a constructed two-and-a-half mile canyon, a day-lighted existing stream, a large lake, a cultural terrace, a great lawn, an aviation museum, a conservatory/botanical garden and a sports park. The Great Park balloon ride, visitor's center, preview farm, children's play area and the Palm Court Arts complex (top photo) are some fun features to visit while the western sector of the park is being developed. This section will feature a community garden, tree farm, soccer fields and special events venue. Design Team: Ken Smith Workshop West, Mia Lehrer + Associates, WRNS Studio, LLP, Fuscoe Engineering, Ten Arquitectos, Green Shield, Gafcon, Inc.

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