Oregon’s Daily Journal of Commerce hosted its annual TopProjects awards event on June 1, 2023 in Portland. Architect Lee Gwyn and Project Captain Roland Boschmann were in attendance as representatives of Lenity Architecture. A team of industry judges evaluated 72 finalists across 12 categories for the competition, and Lenity is delighted to report that our project, Johnson Family…
Lenity transformed 18,000 SF of formerly closed private offices and conference rooms into a highly collaborative open plan environment designed to support both focused work and collaboration including companywide gatherings. In the Collaboration Room, an artistic focal point of faux wooden beams draws the eyes upward to the newly installed cylindrical skylight. To enhance the…
The design and building industry conjures up mental images that can range from lofty corner offices with artfully placed bamboo to diesel trucks and hard hats. In our world, the images creating a divide between the design and building teams fall away and are replaced by a deeply rooted common thread–intense caring for our mutual…
by Andrea Fleschner Senior Interior Designer WCI, Inc. I design every hotel differently. I have a method to my madness but I’m the only one that holds the key–and some days–it’s a different key! However, there are overarching principals and considerations that work together to make each of my hospitality interior design projects successful. The…
Lenity Architecture is enjoying its place at 56th on the Portland Business Journal’s 2013 list of fastest Growing Companies, in recognition of its recent growth.
The Community Action Agency project included a 17,000 sq ft exterior and interior remodel of an existing facility. The design objective was to modernize a dated and run-down facility which would allow the organization to better serve their clients. The challenges were two-fold. We were embarking on the partial demolition and remodel of a very…