KNIT, a leading architectural design firm with offices in Nevada, Utah, Idaho and Washington, announced the promotion of four seasoned professionals to new positions: Brett Anderson, AIA, was named Studio Leader Victoria Cousino, AIA, was named Director of Design Danny McGinnis, AIA, was named Director of Operation Jay Lam was advanced to Architectural Staff II KNIT CEO Eric M. Roberts

Knit is proud to announce an important milestone in our firm’s history—Knit is now a 100% Employee Stock Ownership Plan (ESOP) company. This step reflects our long-standing belief that the best way to serve our clients and communities is to empower our people. As an employee-owned firm, every team member has a direct stake in our collective success. This ownership

At Knit, we believe architecture is more than designing and constructing buildings, it’s about creating spaces that reflect the people they serve. Our partnership with Grace Presbyterian Church in Las Vegas is a powerful example of this approach, and one that’s been years in the making. Designing a New Chapter: Grace Presbyterian Church  

Knit is privileged to be part of so many amazing projects that enhance and transform communities where we live, learn, work and play. Below is a list of some of those great projects that the firm is working on or have recently completed! The Loop – March 2025

Knit is proud to announce that we have increased our regional footprint by opening an office in Moscow, Idaho. The new location is in downtown Moscow right on Main Street, next door to the historic Kenworthy Performing Arts Centre Theater. The office in Moscow started essentially because we were looking for support for our firm and I knew the quality

Congratulations Eric M. Roberts, FAIA on being elevated to the AIA College of Fellows. AIA Fellows are recognized with the AIA’s highest membership honor for their exceptional work and contributions to architecture and society. Architects who have made significant contributions to the profession and society and who exemplify architectural excellence can become a member of the AIA College of Fellows.

Knit Principal, Mark McGinty, is the member spotlight in the latest AIA Las Vegas Forum Newsletter. Check out Mark’s feature below. I Am A Member Of The American Institute Of Architects (AIA) Because… I believe this is the forum to support the growth of the profession in Nevada. AIA allows one on one interactions between senior and young professionals in

This week the Coral Academy of Science Las Vegas along with Knit and CORE Construction held a ceremonial ground breaking for the Cadence Campus. This campus will be the seventh for the Las Vegas based Charter School and the first new flagship project for the school. A STEM-focused curriculum will be taught in an innovative space designed to facilitate student

Recently, Knit submitted a design concept for the Bee Breeders’ Spirala Community Center competition. The 6,000 sf circular structure titled “Espiral”, is a single story, concrete, unconditioned building that hosts various sustainable features, comprised of modern design elements and culturally inspired aesthetics. Located in Portugal, Espiral is a community center intended to serve the residents of the Spriala Ecological Village

Recently Knit’s, Michelle Duranleau, AIA (Left) and Victoria Cousino, AIA (Right) along with other AEC professionals were interviewed by the AEC Credential about the potential for a looming shortage of talent in the AEC industry, particular by women in the industry. You can check out the full article below. The Credential | August 2021 By: Lexi Selvig This month and

Last week, the College of Southern Nevada and Nevada State College unveiled the newest addition to healthcare education in Southern Nevada with the state-of-the-art Betty Engelstad School of Health & Sciences. The grand opening ceremony and ribbon cutting had guests and speakers that included, Governor Steve Sisolak, CSN President Dr. Federico Zaragoza, Henderson Mayor Debra March, CSN Henderson Campus Vice President/Provost Patty

Together with an umbrella team, Knit is excited to be part of a new four-level, $80 million retail complex on the Strip that will reach around 200,000 square feet. To learn more about the project, please read the article below that was recently published in the Las Vegas Review-Journal. By Eli Segall Las Vegas Review-Journal | June 19, 2021 After the coronavirus

Last week, City of Las Vegas Ward 5 Councilman Cedric Crear hosted the groundbreaking for a high-tech community center and park makeover at Charleston Heights Park. Knit worked closely with the project team at the City of Las Vegas to develop a full scope of work for the project including a “tech” community center and a remodeled park to include various programmatic

Recently the Betty Engelstad School of Health & Sciences at the College of Southern Nevada (CSN) in Henderson was featured in ENR Southwest. Below is the article written by Jim Parsons. ENR Southwest | April 19, 2021 | Jim Parsons If ever there was an appropriate time for a new health education facility to come on line, it’s during a

Knit Architect, Michelle Duranleau, AIA was recently interviewed discussing the complexity of designing cannabis facilities. Michelle and her team at Knit have been a part of these facilities from the cultivation facilities all the way through the dispensaries. The article can be found below. The Complexity of Designing Cannabis Facilities by Jean Leathers The cannabis industry is a highly specialized