Completed projects by LA DALLMAN include the Miller Brewing Meeting Center (original building design by Ulrich Franzen), permanent science exhibits for Discovery World, the Marsupial Bridge, the UWM Hillel Student Center, and the Levy House. Current work includes the Master plan for the Harmony Initiative (a collaborative endeavor between the Milwaukee Ballet, the UWM Peck School of the Arts, and the Medical College of Wisconsin), which was awarded a National Endowment for the Arts grant. Other projects include renovations on the grounds of the Marcus Center for the Performing Arts (original building by Harry Weese), and a Trail Hub / Land bridge for the Oneida Nation. LA DALLMAN's work is featured in publications by a+t, Architectural Record, Architect, Azure, Praxis, Princeton Architectural Press, Routledge, and Topos, and they have exhibited widely, including at the Carnegie Museum of Art Heinz Architectural Center. LA DALLMAN has delivered lectures in numerous symposia, and at prestigious universities and cultural institutions including the New Museum in New York City, the National Building Museum in Washington DC, and the Museum of Fine Arts in Houston.

Grace La is co-editor of Skycar City (Actar, 2007), co-founder and three-time editor of UWM's Calibrations, and a member of the editorial board of the Journal for Architectural Education. Her current research and studio teaching at UWM are funded by KI and this work is exhibited at Discovery World, a museum of science, technology, and innovation; the work was also featured in the 2010 Metropolis Conference at ICFF. UWM has bestowed her with the 2005 UWM Distinguished Undergraduate Teaching Award. Demonstrating a unique ability to link the profession and the academy, the Association of Collegiate Schools of Architecture has also bestowed Grace La with four Faculty Design Awards, which honor outstanding projects that "advance the reflective nature of practice and teaching." Grace La’s students have won over forty design awards in the last decade, among them the Chicago AIA Student Design Awards, and fourteen UWM Master’s Thesis Prizes, the majority of which she has served as Chair of the thesis committee. In addition, the work of the Skycar City studio, co-taught with Winy Maas, has been exhibited at the 2008 Venice Biennale.

Grace La also serves as Chair of the Planning & Coordinating Committee (PCC) at UWM SARUP Department of Architecture, where she has led efforts in the department’s Strategic Plan, the Dissemination Plan, and several Hiring Initiatives including SARUP’s new Fellowship Program for which she served as Chair of the Search & Screen Committee. She has been actively involved in numerous past Search & Screen committees. Currently, the PCC has initiated ideas to re-envision the school’s facilities in relationship to curriculum goals and new technology, including expansion of the RP Lab.

Grace La received her professional M.Arch with thesis distinction from Harvard University Graduate School of Design, winning the Clifford Wong Housing Prize. She graduated A.B. magna cum laude from Harvard College in Visual and Environmental Studies. She was accepted to graduate school prior to completing her undergraduate degree, as a junior of the College and one of the youngest students in the history of the GSD.