architecture

“W” is for Wilson, Charles Coker (1864-1933). Architect. In 1914 Charles Coker Wilson became the first twentieth-century South Carolinian to be named a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.

“W” is for Wilson, Charles Coker (1864-1933). Architect. In 1914 Charles Coker Wilson became the first twentieth-century South Carolinian to be named a Fellow of the American Institute of Architects.

“M” is for Miles Brewton House (Charleston). Completed in 1769 the Miles Brewton House with its garden and well-preserved outbuildings constitute the centerpiece of what is widely considered the finest Georgian town-house complex in America.

“M” is for Miles Brewton House (Charleston). Completed in 1769 the Miles Brewton House with its garden and well-preserved outbuildings constitute the centerpiece of what is widely considered the finest Georgian town-house complex in America.

South Carolina is the only one in the nation that offers tax credits for revitalizing abandoned buildings, whether they are historic or not. And the Palmetto State just expanded that program.

South Carolina is the only one in the nation that offers tax credits for revitalizing abandoned buildings, whether they are historic or not. And the Palmetto State just expanded that program.

"M” is for Milburn, Frank Pierce (1868-1926). Architect.

"M” is for Milburn, Frank Pierce (1868-1926). Architect.

The commercial construction business continues to stay busy in our state, which means commercial architects and designers are probably staying busy, too. So let’s check in with one and find out. Mike Switzer interviews Marc Marchant, CEO and principal at LS3P in Charleston, S.C.

The commercial construction business continues to stay busy in our state, which means commercial architects and designers are probably staying busy, too. So let’s check in with one and find out. Mike Switzer interviews Marc Marchant, CEO and principal at LS3P in Charleston, S.C.