Civic Projects

Lorraine M. Dailey believes her Civic institution designs, such as police, fire, EMS facilities, parks, libraries, city halls and courthouses, are the foundations of a civil society and the cornerstones of democracy in whatever community she works in. LMD Architects believes these specific designs cultivate and define a community’s identity by establishing a greater sense of pride, they foster frequent and significant contact between citizens, they provide comfort in their public spaces and they encourage an increasingly diverse population to use them.

	Karnes CO Courthouse Phase 1, 1A & 1B Lorraine M. Dailey Owners Representative The Karnes Co Courthouse Phase 1, 1A & 1B projects are as: Phase 1 included West side restoration by Lewis Fisher. DSA Architects was hired as the Owner’s Representative... READ MORE
	Cibolo Police & Fire-station Consulting Architect: Lorraine M. Dailey Record Architect: Andy Simpson This multi-site project for the city of Cibolo consisted of a new Police Station and new Fire Station. The two separate... READ MORE
	Karnes County EMS Record Architect: Lorraine M. Dailey Lorraine Dailey proposed several pricing & design options for the Karnes Co EMS building. Considerations included apparatus storage needs, durable materials, cost efficient construction while designing a... READ MORE
	Northside Splash & Fun Park Pecos, Texas Record Architect: Lorraine M. Dailey LMD Architects developed the Reeves County Parks and Recreation Master Plan that included the Northside Splash and Fun Park. LMD Architects assisted Reeves County in passing a... READ MORE
	Balmorhea Community Center Park Master Plan Balmorhea, Texas Record Architect: Lorraine M. Dailey As a part of the Community Center designed for Reeves County in Balmorhea, Texas, LMD Architects, PLLC prepared a park master plan for the 9-acre community center... READ MORE

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Civic Projects