Lindsey Love is Co-Founder and Alumni of Love Schack Architecture. Lindsey Love has a second education in on-the-ground building experience. She has focused that experience to understand the science behind the success of natural materials. She specializes in determining when, where, and how these materials can be the most appropriate and beautiful solution. She has balanced her design career with many seasons of construction work doing everything from framing to fine plastering, electrical work and management. Also an educator, Lindsey has led natural building workshops in North Carolina and was a visiting lecturer at Universidad de Valle de Mexico. She has a fierce belief that design makes and breaks communities and has substantial experience with tribal affordable housing.

Kluane is enthralled by the positive impact architectural design can have on individuals, families, and society at large. She believes that every project should both reflect and enhance the lives of its inhabitants. In addition to her experience in Landscape Design, Kluane has worked in both the production, and design wings of architectural firms, and finds value in designs that are inspired, yet down-to-earth. Speaking of earth, Kluane is also an advocate for natural building materials’ ability to make a big impact on inhabitants’ lives, in balance with making minimal impact on the environment.

When not designing, Kluane may be found on a bicycle, a set of cross-country skis, or having a spirited architecture discussion over a home-brewed cup of coffee.

Rowe is an Architect in Training with Love | Schack, joining the team from Alabama. He was educated at Auburn University, and spent time at Rural Studio, where he completed a design/build thesis project researching passive cooling and ventilation, through coupling thermal mass and buoyancy ventilation. While at Rural Studio, he developed an understanding of the practical details of architecture, and an appreciation for sustainable buildings inspired by vernacular architecture.

Outside of architecture, Rowe enjoys exploring his new Bozeman home by bike and snowboard.

Paula is our new Director of Operations/Business Manager at the Bozeman office. She brings a passion for supporting small businesses as they evolve. Paula has a background in real estate, event management, and has settled into Operations over the past five years loving to have her hand in all the aspects of a business. Paula loves all things related to homes and design so is ecstatic to be working for an architectural firm where she can be part of and learn more about high performance building and design.

Outside of work, Paula is a creator of art, loves to cook, grow flowers and herbs, take long walks and hikes as well as camp and lake kayak.

Scott is a licensed Architect with over 20 years of experience in both public / civic and residential architecture. Trained in mechanical and structural design, Scott also spent 5 years as a consultant specializing in kinetic architecture. From a young age, Scott has had a deep connection with nature and a driving interest in the technical aspects of construction. In his role at LSA, Scott enjoys the ability to combine his interests in both conservation and construction by designing projects that work with the surrounding environment while also providing efficient, healthy, and comfortable spaces for its occupants.

In addition to working at LSA, Scott is co-owner and operator of a bison ranch in western Montana.

Lamar is a student in the School of Architecture at Montana State University Bozeman. He is currently working his way through his fourth year of architecture school in the professional practice internship program at LSA. Lamar’s interest in architecture derived from his combined interest in building materials and hand drawing. The coexistence of architecture and the natural environment create unique spacial experiences. Since working at LSA, Lamar has developed an appreciation for natural building materials and passive design. He will continue on to get his masters of architecture after he graduates.

In between school and work, first time father Lamar is exposing his daughter to the great outdoors of Bozeman.