Loschky Marquardt and Nesholm (LMN), Architects (Partnership)

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Jim Brown, John Chau, Dean G. Clark, Chris Eseman, Adam Hunter, Michael Kugelberg, George Henry Loschky, Judsen Robert Marquardt, Damien McBride, Samuel Miller, Sherill Myers, John Frank Nesholm, Walter Niehoff, Wendy Pautz, Mark Reddington, Claire Shigekawa Rennhack, Timothy Rice, David Schneider, Justin Schwartzhoff, George Shaw, Robert Smith, Stephen Van Dyck, David Van Galen, Rafael Viñoly-Menendez, Robert Widmeyer, Robert Zimmer

Active 1979 - present

Firm Notes

The architects Loschky, Marquardt and Nesholm (LMN) all worked for the Seattle architectural firm of NBBJ. They split off to form their own Seattle-based partnership in 1979. In 2001, the firm had its main headquarters at 801 2nd Avenue, Suite #501, Seattle, WA 98104. In 2005, LMN Partners included: John Nesholm, Chris Eseman, Walt Niehoff, Mark Reddington, Rob Widmeyer, and George Shaw; in 2008, LMN Partners consisted of: John Nesholm, Chris Eseman, Walt Niehoff, Mark Reddington, Rob Widmeyer, Wendy Pautz and George Shaw.

In 2015, the partners had become: George Shaw, John Chau, Mark Reddington, Rafael Viñoly-Menendez, Rob Widmeyer, Sam Miller, Stephen Van Dyck, Walt Niehoff and Wendy Pautz. Two years later, in 10/2017, the partners consisted of Shaw, Chau, Reddington, Viñoly-Menendez, Miller, Van Dyck, Niehoff and Pautz.

PCAD id: 1127

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Buildings and other works

NameDateCityState
Aspira Condominiums, Downtown, Seattle, WA2007-2010SeattleWA
Brown, Amos, Building, Downtown, Seattle, WA1898SeattleWA
City of Seattle, Exposition Building, Lower Queen Anne, Seattle, WA1927-1928SeattleWA
City of Seattle, Opera House, Seattle Center, Seattle, WA1960-1962SeattleWA
City of Seattle, Public Library (SPL), Main Library #3, Downtown, Seattle, WA2000-2004SeattleWA
City of Shoreline, City Hall #2, Shoreline, WA2008-2009ShorelineWA
Hendrix, Jimi, Museum, Seattle Center, Seattle, WA1997-2000SeattleWA
King County, Department of Stadium Administration, Domed Stadium, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA 1972-1976SeattleWA
Kirkland Parkplace, Kirkland, WA1980-1981KirklandWA
Memphis Performing Arts Center, Memphis, TN2001-2002MemphisTN
Mount Vernon Performing Arts and Conference Center, Mount Vernon, WA2003-2004Mount VernonWA
Redmond Town Center, Redmond, WARedmondWA
San Diego Convention Center Corporation, San Diego Convention Center, San Diego, CA1989San DiegoCA
Seahawks Stadium, Pioneer Square, Seattle, WA1998-2002SeattleWA
Seattle Repertory Playhouse, University District, Seattle, WA1929-1930SeattleWA
Seattle Symphony Concert Hall, Downtown, Seattle, WA1997-1998SeattleWA
State of Washington, Capitol Building #4, Carillon Tower, Olympia, WAOlympiaWA
State of Washington, Convention and Trade Center (WSCTC), Downtown, Seattle, WA1985-1988SeattleWA
Stone, Fisher and Lane Dry Goods Store, Downtown, Seattle, WA 1906SeattleWA
United States Navy (USN), Naval Reserve Building, South Lake Union, Seattle, WA1941-1942SeattleWA
University of California, San Diego (UCSD), Prebys, Conrad, Music Center, La Jolla, CA2008-2009La JollaCA
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Chemistry Building Addition, Seattle, WA1995
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Chemistry and Pharmacy Building, Seattle, WA1935-1937SeattleWA
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Electrical Engineering / Computer Science and Engineering Building, Seattle, WA1997-1998SeattleWA
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Foster, Michael G., School of Business Administration, 2006 Plan, Seattle, WA2006SeattleWA
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), Founders Hall, Seattle, WA2020-2022SeattleWA
University of Washington, Seattle (UW), PACCAR Hall, Seattle, WA2008-2010SeattleWA
University of Washington, Tacoma (UWT), Keystone Building, Tacoma, WA2000-2001TacomaWA
University of Washington, Tacoma (UWT), Master Plan 2000-2001, Tacoma, WA2000-2001TacomaWA
Vancouver Convention Centre West, Vancouver, BC, Canada2012VancouverBC
Wildwood Convention Center, Wildwood, N.JWildwoodNJ

Publications

"Bibliothek in Seattle", Arch Plus, 156: 56-65, 5/2001. Knecht, Barbara, "Defining Component-Based Design", Architectural Record, 153-160, 7/2004. Olson, Sheri, "Thanks to OMA's blending of cool information technology and warm public spaces Seattle's Central Library kindles book lust", Architectural Record, 192: 7, 88-101, 7/2004. Olson, Sheri, "How Seattle learned to stop worrying and love Rem Koolhaas'plans for a new Central Library", Architectural Record, 120-125, 8/2000. Lamprecht, Barbara, "The nice and the good: library, Seattle, USA", Architectural Review, 216: 1290, 52-57, "Been there", Architecture Boston, 9: 1, 14-19, 01-02/2006. Hantzschel, Jarg, "Zentralbibliothek in Seattle", Baumeister, 101: 7, 40-49, 7/2004. Clausen, Meredith L., "Infopools und atmende Bucherregale : Entwurf Offentliche Bibliothek Seattle", Bauwelt, 94: 27-28, 22-24, 7/25/2003. "Business News; University of Washington Foster School of Business Dedicates PACCAR Hall", Computers, Networks and Communications, 1590, 2010-11-04. Olson, Sheri, "PACCAR Hall University of Washington", Contract, 53: 2, 40-43, 2012-03. "HUB of the Future", Daily of the University of Washington, 129: 49, 8-9, 06/04/2010. "Relationship Building", Eco-Structure, 2012-11-01. "Seattle Central Library", GA Document, 80: Front cover, 8-61, 6/2004. "Algoritmi genetici: il diagramma delle funzioni trasformato in forma spettacolare in tre progetti di OMA a Seattle, Berlino e Seul = Genetic algorithm: the functional diagram transformed in spectacular fashion in three projects by OMA in Seattle, Berlin and Seoul.", Lotus International, 127: 52-65, Ouroussoff, Nicolai, "Civic Boosterism Never Looked So Sexy", New York Times, 2, 46, 12/26/2004. Holtzman, Clay, "UW mulls 'Paccar' Hall.(name of University of Washington's new building)", Puget Sound Business Journal, 28: 39, 1-2, 2008-01-11. Mulady, Kathy, "Library steeling for work delays", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, B3, 3/26/2003. Manahan, William W., "Letters to the Editor: Mountains of praise tempered by critical look", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, D3, 04/01/2007. Marshall, John Douglas, "Rem's bling-bling ; the library Rem Koolhaas almost didn't get the chance to design", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, F1, 5/23/2004. "Plans for new library unveiled today: Architect will show conceptual drawings at Benaroya meeting", Seattle Post-Intelligencer, C7, 12/15/1999. "UW reopens historic theater", Seattle Times, B6, 11/13/2009. Dietz, Duane A., "Floyd A. Naramore", Shaping Seattle Architecture A Historical Guide to the Architects, 200, 203, 1994. Johnston, Norman J., The Campus Guide: University of Washington, 63-64, 2001. Kelley, Peter, "Allen Center art is all in the (UW) family", University Week, 25: 1, 11, 09/27/2007. Gardner, Nancy, "Business School gets $1.5 million gift", University Week, 23: 34, 2, 08/03/2006. "Bagley Hall", Washington Alumnus, 28: 8, 2/1938. "Bridair Brings the Unconventional to the San Diego Convention Center", World Architecture, 8, 22, 1990.
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