A real space agency wouldn't build a crudely thrown together space ship easily mistaken for the handiwork of a 13 year old child.
NASA didn't build the LEM. Grumman did.
We've gone over this already.
Grumman contractors build and design things for the government under the auspices of government managers, and do so on government research bases. Grumman contractors are basically government employees. Contracting companies like Grumman and Lockheed are really just the government version of KForce or Volt staffing. It's a temp agency. They're headhunters which contract your services to the government. Most of the time the contracting company does not really know, nor have an interest in, what their contractors are doing for the client.
NASA designed the LEM, because Grumman temps are de-facto NASA employees.
It's like the DoD. Very few people at military research bases actually work for the government (only managers and security). The actual people designing and building the equipment on the government base are government contractors.
Look at the NAVY's new Rail Gun weapon for instance. Would you say that the NAVY designed their new Rain Gun, or would you say that so-and-so temp agency designed it? The answer is that the NAVY did, because the contractors are de-facto government employees receiving instructions from and working directly under government managers. They're the hired help.
IBM hires contractors to build their chips, Nestle hires contractors to process their candies, Gerber hires contractors to maintain their equipment, but it's still IBM, Nestle, and Gerber pulling the strings and who are responsible for the end result.
It's absurd that a zetetic would judge the space worthiness of the LEM from a photograph.
A photograph of a crudely built spacecraft is photographic evidence that it is crudely built. I don't know what your problem is.
You need to stop denying and face the facts.