A native of southern California, Adam Lieb was raised in a rich sports environment.  Attending MLB, NBA, NFL, NHL, and NCAA sports of all kinds was a constant.  Also a constant, the sketching and designs of stadiums to paper. 

Adam exchanged letters with Mayor Wilson Goode of Philadelphia, PA regarding designing a new baseball facility for the city.  He was nine years old at the time.  Adam later received Bank of America's award for 'Excellence in the Industrial Arts' in 1995. 

He earned a Fine Arts degree and Architecture minor from the University of Arizona in 1999.  During the summers of 1996 and 2004 Adam embarked on an American right-of-passage, a cross country road trip featuring one stadium after another. 

The culmination of these passions for stadiums and the arts, is this business.  Adam is honored and humbled to be able to provide this service for his customers.  Please see the 'Contact Us' page for details about having a mural painted in your home or office.
 

Adam was interviewed by ABC News in Louisville, Kentucky in 2004.  For information and transcripts please visit WWW.WHAS11.COM

To view Adam's original stadium design and research ballparks past and present please see www.ballparktour.com/Your_Park_Ideas.html

On Chicago's north side.  Wrigley Field.  1996

On the dugout steps.  Fenway Park. 1994

                With baseball great, Steve Garvey.  Wrigley Field.  2005