LENITY ARCHITECTURE, INC.
SALEM, OR

Lenity Architecture, Inc. is a reputable architecture firm renowned for its commitment to fostering strong relationships that streamline the planning, design, and building process for commercial and senior housing projects. Licensed in 36 U.S. states with additional architects located in six extra states and three Canadian provinces, Lenity possesses the expertise required to deftly navigate complex permitting processes across diverse jurisdictions. The company’s mission is centered around providing a seamless and efficient experience for its clients, ensuring mutual profitability while enriching the lives of staff, clients, and future occupants of their projects. Boasting a team of 45 professionals including architects, engineers, drafters, site planners, and permitting specialists, Lenity Architecture guarantees timely, informed advice on all project-related inquiries. A culture rooted in genuine care permeates the organization, with a substantial number of staff members having dedicated over a decade to the company. This shared dedication is reflected in their collaborative success, where each client victory fortifies their lasting legacy. Their methodology prioritizes usability and value, driven by enthusiasm, respect, and willingness—elements that have proven invaluable for sustained achievement. Housed at 3150 Kettle Court SE, Salem, Oregon, with a mailing address listed in Leon County, Florida, Lenity Architecture maintains active communication channels via their website, lenityarchitecture.com. Since its incorporation on May 11, 2012, the company has evolved under the guidance of key figures such as President and Director Lee Gwyn and Director Aaron Clark. Operating under the 'The Lenity Way' philosophy, this organization not only sets a standard for service excellence but also shapes a future where passionate professionals are deeply invested in their clients' needs. Their last annual report was filed on February 6, 2024, evidencing ongoing growth and dedication to architectural innovation.