Use the form on the right to contact us.
You can edit the text in this area, and change where the contact form on the right submits to, by entering edit mode using the modes on the bottom right.
1640 Meeting Street Road, Suite 202
Charleston, SC, 29405
United States
8437622222
For 70 years, Liollio has provided sustainable architecture, interior design, and historic preservation for public projects. We are an award-winning architecture firm located in Charleston, SC, who value subtle & restrained design, rooted in context, culture & collaboration.
Beth Bartlett hosted the second LIOLLIO Supper Club at her home yesterday evening. It was a fun-filled event in which she prepared a feast including pork, chicken, vegetables, salad, appetizers and multiple dessert options. This was part of our new firm-wide dinner series in which we continue dialogue and conversation outside the office. Thank you Beth for a fabulous evening!
Andy Clark had the pleasure of introducing guest speaker David Salmela at the Visitors Center auditorium and attended the post lecture dinner at Pane e Vino last Wednesday. Included in the photo above are David Salmela, Ray Huff, Sam Herin and two Clemson Architecture Center of Charleston students.
Michael Edwards & Andy Clark attended the Clemson Architectural Foundation (CAF) Board of Trustees fall board meeting in Clemson SC last week. In addition to the board meetings CAF participated in a panel discussion for Kate Schwennsen’s professional practice class and received an update on Clemson’s Solar Decathlon team’s amazing progress!
Last night the LIOLLIO folks attended an inspirational lecture by David Salmela, FAIA sponsored by AIA Charleston and the Clemson Architecture Center in Charleston!
LIOLLIO had a great time last night at the IIDA Event at Urban Electric! Urban Electric has a great space at the old Charleston Naval Shipyard. Check out their website for more information about lighting design.
Thank you to Charleston Magazine for giving LIOLLIO a shout out on Twitter today!
We celebrated Angie's birthday with some delicious cheesecake!
Join us at the Fall Greek Festival on October 3rd, 4th, and 5th!
Andy M. Clark, AIA LEED AP, Education Market Champion
Our LIOLLIO family would like to wish Andy Clark, AIA, LEED AP, Project Manager/Architect at LIOLLIO Architecture a very HAPPY 2 YEAR ANNIVERSARY with the firm this month!
Don't miss the Scottish Games & Highland Gathering Saturday September 20, 2014 from 9-5PM @ Boone Hall Plantation. Join us for this fun, family event!
http://boonehallplantation.com/events_scottish.php
Thank you to Charleston County School District for sharing the Historic Charleston Foundation Award with us that they won "for their commitment to rehabilitation & sensitive new design of historic school buildings in Charleston SC", in particular, Charleston Progressive Academy, a project LIOLLIO is proud to have worked on with CCSD. Congratulations!
https://www.kickstarter.com/projects/1740533285/save-the-red-store
The IIDA Carolinas Coastal Chapter is offering a free headshot & socializing event at Urban Electric. There will also be a tour of Urban Electric’s facility at the old Navy Yard. It’s a pretty cool space and it should be a fun event.
RSVP: iidacoastal@gmail.com
LIOLLIO is proud to be one of the few architecture firms in our Nation to achieve
ISO 9001:2008 Certification for our quality control and process approach to business development, project management and project delivery.
ISO 9001:2008 is an internationally recognized standard for auditing and confirming documented quality management systems. Our system is based on a number of principles including a strong customer focus, motivation and involvement of firm principals, our process approach to architecture and a philosophy of continual improvement.
The process included months of preparation, internal and third party audits, compliance and approval by the International Standards Organization and subsequent annual reviews. Achieving and maintaining our ISO 9001:2008 certification is an additional commitment in our approach to providing quality professional services. What this means for our clients is an added check, balance and consistency in continuously improving and maintaining our high quality focus on meeting project needs and goals.
For verification of our certification click here.
Certification #C0195740-ISI
AlA Charleston is pleased to announce an ideas-competition developed to exhibit the power of design in transforming underutilized community assets. The Septima P. Clark Parkway, also known as the "Crosstown/" is an efficient high-speed connection across the downtown Charleston peninsula. This artery is used by more than 60/000 vehicles everyday and has been christened "The Great Connector" by elected officials. lronically, the Great Connector has created a Great Divide through the heart of the peninsula. Designed primarily for high speed vehicular traffic, the Crosstown effectively divides the city and creates a perilous crossing for pedestrians. In 1975 a pedestrian bridge was erected to provide a safe connection across the highway. Although well intentioned, the bridge was constructed at a mid-block location remote from major intersections and the bridge access points were poorly defined. As a result the bridge has been in-effective at attracting pedestrian use. In addition to the bridge/s underutilization, its somber utilitarian appearance provides an unpleasant gateway into the city. WALK THIS WAY is a call for designers to reimagine the existing pedestrian bridge as a welcoming, pedestrian oriented structure that fosters connections through the heart of the city. Although considerations have been publicly discussed about adding additional pedestrian bridges, the most viable, sustainable short term solution would be to revitalize this existing amenity. Mayor Joseph P. Riley, Jr., Hon. AlA and staff have given AlA Charleston full support in this important exploration.
We had a great discussion this morning regarding design of the Hampton County Library and Health Clinic! The project teams are working towards the Schematic Design Submittal.
Go Team!
