LCM Architects
Alice Voigt has extensive experience in accessibility, currently serving as an Accessibility Specialist at LCM Architects since December 2018 and at Indiana University Bloomington since August 2006. Voigt's role at the National Center on Accessibility involves promoting access and inclusion for individuals with disabilities in parks, recreation, and tourism, along with instructing at nationwide trainings. Prior to these positions, Voigt worked as an Accessibility Coordinator at the Southwest Center for Independent Living from August 2000 to July 2006, where technical assistance and information related to disability laws and regulations were provided to consumers and agencies. Additionally, Voigt served as an Area Coordinator at Missouri State University, managing residence halls and supervising staff. Voigt holds a Master’s degree in Counseling from PennWest Edinboro and a Bachelor’s degree in Communication Arts/Theatre from Allegheny College.
LCM Architects
LCM Architects is a disability-owned architecture and accessibility consulting firm that intentionally blends these specialties to create built environments that are supportive of an inclusive society. We endeavor to create built environments that have a positive impact on the communities they serve. LCM leverages the diverse backgrounds and personal experiences of our designers, architects, and accessibility specialists to shape our work. Our portfolio includes projects in corporate, cultural, education, government, hospitality, residential, medical, laboratory, retail, and transportation sectors. We approach every project from multiple perspectives to fuse function and spatial relationships into successful and accessible built environments. Our team uses the unique qualities of each project to deliver designs of enduring quality that reflect the imagination of our clients.