Atilio G. Leveratto, AIA, NCARB, LEED GA, started Leveratto Architecture Group LLC (Leveratto AG) with hopes of establishing a company composed of some of the most talented individuals in Architecture and Interior Design. Atilio’s philosophy of Disciplined Architecture is something that he has carried with him from his early days in Architecture.
Atilio is a Peruvian American graduate of the Latino Business Action Network (LBAN) Business Scaling Program at Stanford University, a prestigious initiative designed to support and empower Latino entrepreneurs. His involvement reflects a deep commitment to leadership, education, and the continued growth of Leveratto AG.
This experience was transformative—giving the founding principal new tools to scale Leveratto Architecture Group with greater intention, sharpen leadership, and strengthen the connection to a powerful network of Latino entrepreneurs across the country.
Mr. Leveratto has written about his experience at LBAN and how important it was to him as a Latino. Click here to read his words.
Quincy Credit Union – Ground-up building banking
Atilio has over 20 years of experience in Architecture and Design. His projects range from assembly spaces for religious purposes to stand-alone luxury retail flagships in New York, Chicago, Beverly Hills, and Seoul, South Korea. Atilio is known for his ability to help the most challenging projects become a reality and, in that process, develop strong relationships within the industry.
Small Door Pet Vet Clinic – Interior Pet Healthcare
Formerly, as a Vice President at CallisonRTKL, he helped lead a retail studio in NYC with projects in North America and abroad. His previous experiences gave him the confidence and ability to start, establish, and grow Leveratto AG.
Frette Beverly Hills – Interior retail
LBAN’s focus on education, discipline, and community mirrors the mission at Leveratto: to build with care, create with purpose, and lead with integrity.
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