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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.
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Andy, Michael, and Elissa went on the AIA Charleston Building Tour last night of the new Midtown Development on the corner of King and Spring Street. The tour was led by Cooper Carry Architects and DPR/Hardin Construction. The views over the city from the top floor were great!
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!
page taken from 292 Preservation Brief, Clemson University/College of Charleston Graduate program in Historic Preservation, Volume 5, Spring 2014, page 8
page taken from 292 Preservation Brief, Clemson University/College of Charleston Graduate program in Historic Preservation, Volume 5, Spring 2014, page 9
Liollio was mentioned in the Clemson University + College of Charleston Graduate program publication. The article above explains the process and collaboration of the double parlor documentation at the Aiken Rhett House. We are excited to be part of this process and will share more information/updates as we near completion of the renderings!
Here is a link to the full publication.
For the past 19 years Palmetto Trust for Historic Preservation, the South Carolina Department of Archives and History, and the office of the Governor have recognized exceptional accomplishments in the preservation, rehabilitation, and interpretation of architectural and cultural heritage with a series of awards. Yesterday afternoon Jay and Elissa traveled to the State House in Columbia to accept the 2014 Palmetto Trust Historic Preservation Honor Award from Governor Nikki Haley for 24 Water Street!
First Baptist Church & School have used this former residence as a classroom building for nearly 70 years. After a severe electrical fire closed the building in 2012, Liollio was retained to provide a Condition Assessment Report and then to execute a program of preservation and rehabilitation, turning the building into a 21st Century educational space. The goals for this project were not only to repair the fire damage, but also to increase the shared space between the church and school, streamline traffic, provide a welcoming presence, optimize use of limited space and improve energy efficiency.
To kickoff Memorial weekend and the beginning of the Spoleto Festival here in Charleston several Liollio folks headed out to the Customs House on Friday evening for a free, outdoor concert featuring the Charleston Symphony Orchestra! The weather was perfect and the music was fabulous! More information on Spoleto 2014 events can be found here: http://www.piccolospoleto.com/, http://spoletousa.org/.
Last night Rick and Elissa attended a great presentation by Michael Maher, CEO of the Horizon Project Foundation, at the CSI meeting. We are excited about the future of the west side of Charleston! More information about the Horizon Development Project can be found here: http://charlestonhorizon.com/
Tommy Schimpf and Dinos Liollio volunteered this past weekend at the 44th Annual Spring Greek Festival held at the Greek Orthodox Church of the Holy Trinity.
http://www.charlestongreekfestival.com/
Michael Edwards and Jennifer Sanders participated in the Earth Day event at the VA today, along with other businesses and organizations including FWD (Food Waste Disposal), SCE&G, Scana, Enterprise, S&ME, CARTA, Cactus Smart Sink, Community Pride, the SC Forestry Commission, and others. This is an event that we participate in every year, and it seems to continue to grow. It’s an opportunity to share our work with veterans and their families, doctors and nurses, and other VA staff.
