L 64 Design

L 64 Design is an architecture practice in Fort Wainwright, Alaska. The firm is led by architect David Hayden, AIA, who has worked in the Fairbanks area for nearly two decades and has designed more than 60 buildings throughout Fairbanks and Alaska. The practice is described as "northern arboreal industrial," a style that combines modern materials and contemporary forms shaped by Alaska's light and landscape. Work spans residential and commercial projects, with a particular specialization in residences, including the ABC Extreme Makeover Home in North Pole. The firm holds a 5.00 rating based on customer reviews.

Among the buildings attributed to Hayden are the Birch Hill Ski Lodge, the entrance to the Wood Center at the University of Alaska Fairbanks, and the Haines Ferry Terminal. Beyond his project work, Hayden has been an advocate for Vision Fairbanks and serves on the board of the Alaska Design Forum. The practice is based at 147 3rd Avenue in Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, and can be reached at 907.474.0064.

The practice is recognized by customers who have reviewed it, holding the highest possible rating of 5.00. With more than 60 buildings completed across the region and signature public projects like the Birch Hill Ski Lodge and the University of Alaska Fairbanks Wood Center entrance, L 64 Design stands among the established architectural practices serving Fairbanks and Interior Alaska.