From 95 north bound:
Take exit 14 off of 95. Go straight at the end of the ramp onto Reed St. Turn right on to West Ave. Follow West Ave and make a left turn onto North Main St. Continue through 3 traffic lights and make a left turn onto Haviland St. Take an immediate left into the Haviland Parking lot. Once in the lot LS Media is on the 3rd floor of 12 S. Main St. which is a tall brick building located on the western edge of the parking lot. You will see our logo in one of the Windows in our building. See the map below for further details.

From 95 south bound:
Take exit 15 off of 95. The off ramp forks so be sure to bear right toward South Norwalk. At the bottom of the ramp there will be a traffic light. Take a left turn on to West Ave. Follow West Ave and make a left turn onto North Main St. Continue through 3 traffic lights and make a left turn onto Haviland St. Take an immediate left into the Haviland Parking lot. Once in the lot LS Media is on the 3rd floor of 12 S. Main St. which is a tall brick building located on the western edge of the parking lot. You will see our logo in one of the Windows in our building. See the map below for further details.

To enter our building from the rear walk toward the alley at the right of the building, you will see red sign that says “12” above the door. Once in the door you will see an elevator, we’re located on the 3rd floor. If the outside door is locked please call us at 866-351-4678.

Our address is below in case you would rather use a different mapping program to get directions.

LS Media LLC
12 South Main St. #301
South Norwalk, CT 06854

So this is pretty cool, months ago I submitted our site to CoolHomePages.com. Today I got an email saying that our site was approved. I guess we’re officially cool now! Check out this link:

LS Media on CoolHomepages.com

Lisa just shared with me a humorous article titled: If Architects Had to Work Like Web Designers!.

While this is funny for obvious reasons I find it particularly funny because the comparisons that the author draws are not exaggerated, in fact we get similar requests nearly weekly. The other reason this is funny is because we run our business from South Norwalk CT (Sono). If you spend some time there you’ll quickly realize that Sono has more ‘interactive’ agencies and architecture firms packed into about 1 square mile than any other place on the planet. (I haven’t checked that fact, but I’d bet on it.) Seriously, if a b0mb went off in Sono the world would experience a serious web design and architecture shortage!

Enjoy: If Architects Had to Work Like Web Designers!