The logo is derived from the Greek initials Γ (Gamma), Λ (Lambda), and Α (Alpha), referencing the name Leanna Glavas (Leanna from Anna and Lemonia, Glavas as the surname). The letterforms are constructed through the interaction of solid and fine lines, following the visual conventions of architectural drawings. Thick lines represent primary structure and walls, while thin lines indicate secondary elements, reference axes, or spatial guidance. This contrast establishes a clear structural hierarchy within the mark itself. The result is a geometric symbol rooted in architectural notation — precise and rational in its construction, yet intuitive and visually balanced in its final form. The thin lines are intentionally not treated as closed shapes. Instead, they are designed to extend beyond the core mark, allowing the identity to expand into layouts, margins, and applications. This approach reflects the architectural process, where lines begin as guides and reference systems before evolving into defined structure and space. What starts as a drawing continues into a spatial idea. In applications such as the business card, these fine lines extend into the surrounding format, creating a subtle connection between logo and composition. Rather than containing the mark within a fixed boundary, the system allows it to interact with its environment. The logo therefore operates not as a static symbol, but as a flexible graphic framework that adapts while maintaining structural coherence.