07/21/2026
KME Architects is proud to serve as the architect for Clark County's Lake Mead Mixed-Use Microbusiness Park, an exciting investment in the future of Las Vegas' Historic Westside.
Located adjacent to the Lake Mead Affordable Housing Project, this visionary 21,581-square-foot, two-story development is designed to bring entrepreneurship, education, innovation, and community together under one roof—creating a place where people can live, learn, work, and build businesses within their own neighborhood.
The first floor will feature restaurant, retail, and office spaces, providing local entrepreneurs and small businesses with opportunities to establish and grow their presence in the community. The second floor, developed in partnership with UNLV, will serve as an entrepreneurial hub with classrooms, coworking spaces, conference rooms, multimedia and podcast studios, a computer lab, maker space, mentorship opportunities, and innovation programming designed to help businesses launch and thrive.
One of the project's signature features is a striking collaboration hub with a brainwave-inspired ceiling, symbolizing the creativity, innovation, and ideas that will come to life within these walls. Outside, a welcoming civic plaza along Lake Mead Boulevard will provide a vibrant gathering space for community events while honoring the Historic Westside through large graphic panels celebrating the people and stories that shaped the neighborhood.
As Clark County Commissioner William McCurdy II said, this project is about much more than constructing a building—it's an investment in the future of the Historic Westside.
We couldn't agree more.
By connecting affordable housing with entrepreneurship, education, mentorship, and economic opportunity, this development is creating a foundation for long-term prosperity and generational impact. Projects like this demonstrate how thoughtful design can do more than shape buildings—it can strengthen communities, inspire innovation, and create pathways to success.
We are honored to be part of a project that embodies architecture with purpose and helps build a stronger future for Southern Nevada.