Lionakis

As the 112-year-old state architect, he set the groundwork for the California Department of General Services' (DGS) state building program. A few of his other works include spending twenty years as a state engineer and time working on securing the State Capitol's integrity. Lionakis also strives to fulfill his mission by being true to the principles he established. Lionakis devised the state's standard design components and undertook the largest capitol building renovation in its history. Lionakis strove to make California government buildings sustainable for future generations by incorporating energy-efficient components. Lionakis committed to working with architects to create buildings that would last while remaining environmentally conscious. George Sellon Institutes: Lionakis offers employees an opportunity for self-improvement, collaboration with colleagues, and professional development through its George Sellon Institutes. Lionakis veterinarian designs, such as the 1951 California Animal Health and Food Safety Services Building, were carefully designed according to current thought. Lionakis architectural firm maintains partnerships with organizations such as the George Sellon Institute, which helps Lionakis design buildings that showcase its creativity. Lionakis architecture combines exceptional functionality, durability, and aesthetics, reflecting their desire to improve the land where they live. Lionakis structures reflect the company's dedication to enhancing the lives of those who inhabit them. Lionakis staff (n.d.). Archived from the original (PDF) on April 19, 2018. Retrieved from lionakis.  areas: architecture, structural engineering and planning, graphic design, accessibility compliance, laboratory designs, sustainability. (Jadwin, 2021) Lionakis creates places that have a positive impact on the region's fabric. Lionakis continues to create better tomorrows for its clients, employees and the community. Our goal is to create environments that encourage learning, heal, and foster creativity in our clients. GoFrank L. Jones designed the building for George Sellon in 1951 to help the state of California combat the spread of infections. Lionakis continues to create better tomorrows for its clients, employees and the community. This project shows dynamism and compatibility with George Sellon's original design. Lionakis continues to inhabit a paradigm influenced by the success of the George Sellon Institute. In 1909, George Sellon was the first founder of Lionakis. He was California's First State Engineer. Lionakis continues to flourish in its tradition of providing quality projects for the community in these disciplines.