Grand Opening: Family Navigation Center — A Place That Feels Like a Hug When Sparkflight Studios first broke ground on the Family Navigation Center , we envisioned more than a building — we aspired to create a place that would feel like a hug. On September 30, that vision came to life as Family Promise of Las Vegas, local leaders, and community partners gathered to celebrate the grand opening of this transformative new resource for families seeking stability, safety, and hope. A Compassionate Collaboration The Family Navigation Center — made possible through the generosity of Credit One Bank and built in partnership with Family Promise of Las Vegas — is a one-stop campus offering emergency housing, counseling, employment, and transportation support under one roof. As Architect of Record, Sparkflight Studios worked hand in hand with Grand Canyon Development Partners , Eagle One Construction , and a team of dedicated consultants...
Family Navigation Center Wins ULI Nevada Catalytic Place Award We’re proud to share that the Family Navigation Center has been honored with the 2025 ULI Nevada Placemaking Award for Excellence in the Catalytic Place category. This recognition celebrates projects that spark meaningful community transformation — and this center is doing exactly that. The award was accepted by Marisa Cervantes, Executive Director of Family Promise of Las Vegas, as she thanked everyone on the team for their dedication to this project. As the first facility of its kind in Southern Nevada, the Family Navigation Center fills a critical gap for families experiencing homelessness. Designed with dignity, healing, and stability at the forefront, it brings together transitional housing, supportive services, job readiness resources, and community partnerships under one roof. From early concept through completion, this project was shaped by collaboration and trust. Sparkflight Studios stood alongside Family Pro...
Spotlight: An Alternate Path to Architecture Licensure At Sparkflight Studios, we celebrate the unique journeys our team members take to grow as professionals. Today we’re proud to highlight one of our interns, Parker Sorensen, who is carving out his own pathway toward becoming a licensed architect. Having spent a lot of time with family in Washington, he was inspired early on by his two grandfathers, both engineers, whose careers sparked his interest in design and problem-solving. That family influence planted the seed for his own path in architecture, and now, as he completes his bachelo r’s degree, he’s mapping out the next steps toward licensure. Instead of pursuing a traditional master’s program, he has chosen the apprenticeship route through the Architectural Experience Program (AXP), formerly the Intern Development Program (IDP). This decision allows him to balance work and school while focusing his energy on what matters most to him: hands-on learning i...
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