Auto
In an evolving market, you need a responsive, meticulous design partner capable of addressing the unique and ever-changing needs of your business. The LRS auto studio has 35 years of experience on over 100 dealership projects. We’ve developed showrooms, offices, and service centers across the Pacific Northwest, partnering with clients to plan efficient solutions for customer-centric facilities.
Meet the team driving dealership design.
Alex Karel
Associate
Licensed Architect, NCARB Certified
Alex's interest in dealership architecture stems from his interest in the impact of emerging technology on the industry. Keenly aware of the challenges owners face, Alex is dedicated to finding solutions that meet timelines and budgets.
Brian Dueltgen
Licensed Architect
Brian’s diversity of interests spans both inside and outside of the office. A semi-professional musician, he plays a wide variety of musical genres, or can be found hiking outdoors with his family and Labrador Retriever. Professionally, his skills range from contracts to programming to design, BIM modeling, and construction-phase activities.
Byron Balogh
Senior Associate
Licensed Architect, NCARB Certified
Byron’s contribution to the Auto Studio includes the design and project management of over 15 dealership projects. He enjoys interpreting manufacturer guidelines while meeting owner budgets and timelines, delivering successful projects for his clients.
Paul Kurth
Paul is an avid reader and painter and infuses his creativity into his projects. His integrity, humor, and love of teamwork make him an excellent job captain for the Auto Studio.
T. Paul Frank
Senior Principal
Licensed Architect, AIA, LEED Accredited Professional
Paul's Auto Studio design experience began nearly 30 years ago working with a family-owned dealership, a relationship that continues today. A lot has changed in that time, but Paul's commitment to owners hasn't. With every project, he aims to create an experiential space for shoppers while minding the budget and timelines of his clients.
