Lake Flato Architects
Architecture and PlanningTexas, United States51-200 Employees
Lake Flato Architects is a San Antonio-based architecture and planning firm that pursues tactile, modern design while prioritizing environmental responsibility. Its design approach blends pragmatic sensitivity drawn from vernacular architecture with the honesty of modernism and the landscape context, translating those ideas into architecture, interiors, and urban planning. The firm applies sustainable strategies across a wide range of building types and scales to conserve energy and natural resources and to create high-performing, healthy built environments. The practice positions itself as a mid-sized firm delivering integrated design across spaces and urban contexts. In 2026, the firm earned multiple awards at the AIA26 Conference, including the Global Award for Sustainable Architecture, and its projects received recognition such as the University of Pennsylvania's Amy Gutmann Hall with a WoodWorks Wood in Architecture Award and Point Dume Residence with a Residential Design Magazine Architecture Award. It also participated in industry events and collaborations, including a mass timber pavilion for the International Mass Timber Conference with StructureCraft.