Water supports life wherever it flows and, for architect Rachel Burton, that flow has taken her around the world and to South Carolina. For her, the water also reflects the…
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…like a warehouse. Lesson #3: A challenge is a problem that we solve when designing a craft brewery in Columbia, South Carolina. The owner Richard and his boys love dogs….
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…install steel frame hurricane shutters for Harmon’s brother’s home in Charleston, South Carolina. This project was significant in Kurt’s career because he assisted from the early design all the way…
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…grew up in a ranch home in suburban Springdale, South Carolina. They spent hours in the woods, swimming, climbing trees and riding motorcycles. Their family owned a 2-acre property on…
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…the more remarkable. Jane Frederick and her husband Michael, also an architect, moved to Beaufort, South Carolina – a barrier island that they call “Paradise” – 29 years ago and…
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Jane Frederick, FAIA recently received a call from a potential client who had very defined requirements; the property had to be high for Beaufort, South Carolina, on deep water, large…
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…Island, Kiawah Island, Summerville and in the Lowcountry around Charleston, South Carolina. The firm is known for its familiarity with the zoning ordinances, with proven experience as well creating designs…
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…access to maximize the amount of south-facing openings. Rather than a square plan, we favor elongated plans because the daylight isn’t blocked (and natural ventilation is most easily achieved this…
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…in new ways about where and how we live. In Western North Carolina, we have many residents affectionately known as half-backers or snowbirds who summer here from Florida. Originally from…
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…side, harvested poplar bark from Spruce Pine, North Carolina (Barkhouse.com) went into the making of the shakes. Because of lichen and other natural growth on the trees, each shake also…
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