Advocacy in Architecture 

Our Spurlock/Evers Environment & Education Center 

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This summer, our team was delighted to open our doors and welcome you and the community into Tahoe’s purpose-built hub for environmental stewardship. Our new home, the Spurlock/Evers Environment & Education Center, is featured in the current issue of Tahoe Quarterly. We invite you to take a look. 

The project embodies a key principle of our land use work: redevelopment in town centers is better for Tahoe than new construction. By reimagining an existing structure rather than starting from scratch, the Center is an example of how thoughtful design can honor Tahoe’s natural environment while providing a space for education, collaboration, and community. 

“What stands out most is the League’s commitment to its values throughout this project. Rather than opting for a new building, they made the more sustainable — and often more challenging — choice to transform what already existed. We were honored to help bring that vision to life.”

- Crystal Virrey, Architectural Designer, W | Y Architects 

“We wanted to create an opportunity for anybody visiting the South Shore to learn more about this national treasure and understand how their actions can protect the Lake today and for the next generation. We’re very excited to be welcoming folks into this space.”

- Kristiana Almeida, Chief Operating Officer and project lead, Keep Tahoe Blue 

“I think the League is leading by example on what is possible in renovating and revitalizing an older property.”

- Brandon Caskey, Partner, Sierra Sustainable Builders 

Thank you to our donors whose generosity brought this project to life, our project partners for their expertise, and to the thousands of Tahoe-lovers whose small actions help protect and preserve this special place.   

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