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T W E N T Y AIASC AWARDS
Design Awards Firm Award Firm Profiles
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
President’s Letter......................................................................................... 3 Board of Directors....................................................................................... 4 Member Recognition................................................................................. 5 Award Descriptions.................................................................................... 6 Award Jury..................................................................................................... 7 2016 AIA SC Award Submissions........................................................... 8 Firm Awards................................................................................................ 12 Design Awards........................................................................................... 16 Robert Mills Award.................................................................................. 28 Unbuilt Award........................................................................................... 32 COTE Awards.............................................................................................. 33 Interior Architecture Design Award................................................... 34 Historic Preservation Award................................................................. 36 Adaptive Reuse Awards......................................................................... 38 Clemson Scholorship Winners............................................................. 43 Student Design Awards......................................................................... 44 Firm Profiles................................................................................................ 48
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PRESIDENT’S LETTER
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leader of AIA and a valued colleague recently handed me a small envelope with a centennial stamp affixed. 1857-1957’s 100th Anniversary for AIA. Leading me to this quote from Lilian Gish who spoke at the 1957 convention. She stated, “A prize fighter gets more publicity and in some instances a truck driver is better paid. It would seem that our system of values has reached an Alice in Wonderland absurdity, worthy only of satire.” Fast forward nearly sixty years. AIA South Carolina has been hearing loud and clear from our members that advocacy should be the most important effort of volunteer and staff leadership including lobbying on behalf of AIA South Carolina and its members. We are re-focusing on advocacy since the recession. In addition, have added a group of volunteers from all of our local sections under the leadership of Geordan Terry, AIA. With Adrienne’s guidance, this team is acting proactively in response to emerging issues such as the potential introduction of stock school plans at the state level. Geordan’s committee is also creating a five-year plan to engage a continuous team of volunteer design professionals from all areas of South Carolina, along with a contract lobbyist, to identify and act upon governance issues anywhere in South Carolina. During this past year’s repositioning discussions, we have also agreed to host a quarterly meeting between the board and the section leadership, to promote the initiatives identified during the repositioning resolution and to track their effectiveness. At all levels of AIA South Carolina, we have initiated a meeting structure in order to collaborate effectively and regularly. Advocating on behalf of our members also means being mindful of their great work. Design work that regulates historical, cultural, and social essence into the built
environment. Luke McCary, AIA is leading the planning for our 2016 Conference located in Columbia. With a walking tour of the city, the design awards celebration, excellent speakers, and even a trip to the new baseball stadium downtown during the home opener of Columbia’s Fireflies, this conference offers a manageable day and a half opportunity to get together in recognition of great architecture and a great city. Capitalizing on opportunity. We are also expanding the variety of our successful mini conference formats with timely and relevant subjects. Aaron Bowman, AIA and his committee along with business and events director Tracey Waltz, are finalizing the programming for the next mini conference. Focused on resiliency, it will offer insight into how architects play a vital role in disaster mitigation, response, recovery, and adaptation within their practice and via their community service. We are making progress towards the upfit of our Columbia Center for Architecture. Introducing a design competition opportunity to South Carolina members of the AIA. Thank you to Steve Carter, AIA and his committee for their research and guiding documents. 2016 has proven to be an exciting and busy year, and I am grateful and honored to be the Chapter President serving with the many talented and committed individuals on our state board and within the local sections of AIA South Carolina. Best,
James ‘Jim’ Hubbard, AIA
Jim Hubbard AIA, President LS3P Hubbard 1704 Oak Street, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 843.872.0360 jhubbard@ls3p.com
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BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE COMMIT TEE
MIDLANDS DIREC TORS
Jim Hubbard AIA, President LS3P Hubbard 1704 Oak Street Myrtle Beach, SC 29577 843.872.0360 jhubbard@ls3p.com
Becky Brantley, AIA Garvin Design Group 1209 Lincoln Street Columbia, SC 29201 803.212.1032 bbrantley@garvindesigngroup.com
Brad Benjamin, AIA, CSI, LEED AP BD+C Vice President Radium Architecture 420 E Park Avenue, Suite 102 Greenville, SC 29601 864.242.9027 brad@radiumarchitecture.com
Robyn Fisher, AIA Quackenbush Architects + Planners 1217 Hampton Street Columbia, SC 29201 803.261.0483 Rfisher@quackenbusharchitects.com
Andy Clark, AIA, Secretary/Treasurer Liollio Architecture 147 Wappoo Creek Drive, Suite 400 Charleston, SC 29412 843.762.2222 andy@liollio.com
LOWCOUNTRY DIREC TORS
Tripp Riley, AIA, Past President Studio 2LR Architecture + Interiors 801 Gervais Street, Suite 201 Columbia, SC 29201 803.233.6602 triley@studio2lr.com
Aaron Bowman, AIA Simons Young + associates 3 Morris Street, Suite B Charleston, SC 29403-6869 843.277.0996 aaron@simonsyoung.com
REGIONAL DIREC TORS
Stephen Carter, AIA 17 Sparrow Hawk Court Hilton Head Island, SC 29926 843.422.8700 Sjcartertwo@gmail.com
Mark Levine, AIA Pond & Company 3500 Parkway Lane, Suite 600 Norcross, GA 30092-2861 404.336.7740 levinem@pondco.com Steven Schuster, FAIA Clearscapes, P.A. 311 W. Martin Street, #200 Raleigh, NC 27601 919.821.2775 sschuster@clearscapes.com
YOUNG ARCHITEC T REGIONAL DIREC TOR Benjamin Ward, AIA Curtis Group Architects 11270 Ocean Highway Pawleys Island, SC 29585 843.979.2210 bward@cga-arch.com
REGIONAL ASSOCIATE DIREC TOR Matthew Szymanski, Assoc. AIA Design Space Inc. 1911 Billbong Lane Chapel Hill, NC 27516 919.413.3371 matthew@designspecinc.com
EMERGING PROFESSIONALS DIREC TOR Lindsay Woods, Assoc. AIA McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture 400 Augusta St., Suite 200 Greenville, SC 29601 864.679.6252 lwoods@mcmillanpazdansmith.com
IN MEMORIAM Phelps Herbert Bultman, 4
Benjamin Ward, AIA Curtis Group Architects 11270 Ocean Highway Pawleys Island, SC 29585 843.979.2210 bward@cga-arch.com
AIA Emeritus 1967 AIASC President AIA South Carolina Architecture
Barry Taylor, AIA The FWA Group PO Box 5910 Hilton Head Island, SC 29938 843.785.2199 b.taylor@fwagroup.com
UPSTATE DIREC TORS Michael Chewning, AIA McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture PO Box 5331 Spartanburg, SC 29304 864.585.5678 mchewning@mcmillanpazdansmith.com Burgess Metcalf, AIA LS3P Associates Ltd. 11 Poinsett Avenue Greenville, SC 29601 864.553.2955 Burgessmetcalf@ls3p.com Geordan Terry, AIA Batson Associates, Inc. 415 W. Washington Street Greenville, SC 29601 864.233.2232 gterry@bainc.com
CLEMSON UNIVERSIT Y LIAISON Dustin Albright, Assoc. AIA Clemson University Lee 1-157 Clemson, SC 29634 864.656.3905 dalbrig@clemson.edu
ARCHITEC T’S LICENSING ADVISOR Lindsey Stang, AIA LS3P Associates Ltd. 205 1/2 King Street Charleston, SC 29401 843.958.5427 lindseystang@ls3p.com
AIASC STAFF Adrienne Montare, AIA Executive Director 1530 Main Street, Suite C Columbia, SC 29201 803.252.6050 adrienne@aiasc.org Tracey Waltz Business & Events Director 1530 Main Street, Suite C Columbia, SC 29201 803.252.6050 traceyw@aiasc.org
SEC TION PRESIDENTS Michael Edwards, AIA AIA CHARLESTON Liollio Architecture 147 Wappoo Creek Drive, Suite 400 Charleston, SC 29412 843.762.2222 michael@liollio.com Wendy Bertani, Assoc. AIA AIA COLUMBIA Quackenbush Architects + Planners 1217 Hampton Street Columbia, SC 29201 803.771.2999 wbertani@quackenbusharchitects.com Benjamin Ward, AIA AIA GRAND STRAND Curtis Group Architects 11270 Ocean Highway Pawleys Island, SC 29585 843.979.2210 bward@cga-arch.com Lee O’Shields, Assoc. AIA AIA GREENVILLE LS3P ASSOCIATES, LTD 110 W. North Street, Suite 300 Greenville, SC 29601 864.272.1211 leeoshields@ls3p.com Jennifer Foster, AIA AIA HILTON HEAD ISLAND Court Atkins Architects 48 E. 55th Street Savannah, GA 31405-3318 912.655.7720 Jen.foster@courtatkins.com Michael Chewning, AIA AIA SPARTANBURG McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture PO Box 5331 Spartanburg, SC 29304 864.585.5678 mchewning@mcmillanpazdansmith.com
THERE ARE A VARIETY OF OPPORTUNITIES TO ADVOCATE ON BEHALF OF THE ARCHITECTURAL PROFESSION. Your involvement does make a difference! AIA South Carolina members can participate in one or more local Committees: Become active with the AIASC Government Affairs & Practice Committee (GAP) Get Involved with issues that matter to you and your practice + Stay Current + Attend Section programs + Advocate your profession
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MEMBER RECOGNITION AIASC PAST PRESIDENTS
PRESIDENTIAL CITATIONS
1913-1914.............................Charles C. Wilson
1975........................................Robert B. Cannon
1915-1916..................................Albert W. Todd
1976................................................... Kirk R. Craig
1917-1918................................ E.D. Sompayrac
1977......................................... Peter A. McKellar
1919-1920.....................................H. Olin Jones
1978......................................... James L. Thomas
1921-1922........................................ N.G. Walker
1979.......................................... Don E. Golightly
1923-1924................................. J.D. Newcomer
1980.......................................W. Daniel Beaman
1925-1927.............................Haskell H. Martin
1981............................................ Wrenn M. Creel
1928..........................................George E. Lafaye
1982.............................. Howard D. Moormann
1929................................................. J.B. Urquhart
1983....................................................Jakie H. Lee
1930-1934...................................Albert Simons
1984............................... Robert H. Kennedy, Jr.
1935-1936...............................Samuel Lapham
1985........................................ Marshall F. Clarke
1937...............................Whitney Cunningham
1986............................................ William T. Davis
1938-1939.........................................H.D. Harrall 1940.....................................G. Thomas Harmon 1941-1945.........................Heyward S. Singley 1946...................................... James C. Hemphill 1947-1948...................................Walter F. Petty 1949............................................William G. Lyles 1950............................................. C. Hardy Oliver 1951-1952.....................William E. Freeman, Jr. 1953........................................William A. Carlisle 1954 .........................................Herndon M. Fair 1955......................................... John M. Lambert 1956.......................................... Robert I. Upshur 1957...............................................Louis M. Wolff 1958....................................John M. Mitchell, Jr. 1959...................................... A. Hugh Chapman 1960.................................... Homer D. Blackwell 1961.......................................... William S. Dowis 1962........................................Ralph McPherson
1987...........................Gayland B. Witherspoon
Presidential Citations are awarded for outstanding efforts by individuals in service to the profession in the areas of Advocacy, Knowledge, and Community. This award began in 2005.
2005 John H. Bryan, Hon. AIA; Phelps Bultman, AIA; Earle Gaulden, FAIA; James L. Thomas, FAIA; Peter McKellar, AIA; Stephen A. Russell, AIA; Lynn Craig, AIA, RIBA; H. Clayton Gandy, AIA. 2006 Mike Ruegamer, AIA; Michael Watson, AIA; Robbie McClam, AIA; AIA Columbia; Richard T. Bynum, Jr., AIA. 2007 Jose Caban, AIA; Lindsey Gertz Moore, Director of the South Carolina Mayor’s Institute for Community Design. 2008 Eric Aichele, AIA; Lynn Craig, AIA, RIBA; Tracey Waltz; Jeffrey Rosenblum, AIA; Thomas B. Benjamin, Assoc. AIA; Frank Lucas, FAIA.
1988................................Jeffrey M. Rosenblum
2009 AIA Hilton Head; AIA Grand Strand; Robin Prince, AIA; Ed Zeigler, AIA.
1989.........................................Sidney W. Stubbs
2010 Keith L. Sanders, AIA; Alexander C. James.
1990................................... W. Douglas Corkern
2011 AIA Charleston; AIA Greenville; Gregory A. Soyka, AIA.
1991............................................... James A. Neal 1992................................. Samuel L. McCleskey 1993................................................ Myles T. Glick 1994.................................Thompson E. Penney 1995................................................ Lynn G. Craig 1996..................................Charles J. Hultstrand 1997........................................... Brooks R. Prince 1998...........................................Thomas J. Hund 1999.....................................Michael P. Keeshen 2000...........................................Barbara M. Price 2001......................................... D. Wayne Rogers 2002.........................................Edward T. Zeigler 2003......................... P. Douglas Quackenbush
1963......................................... H. Reid Hearn, Jr.
2004................................... Mary Beth Branham
1964............................................John W. Weems
2005...............................................Eric C. Aichele
1965...........................................F. Earle Gaulden
2006........................................... Samuel B. Herin
1966............................................Harold J. Riddle
2007.......................................... J. Michael Taylor
1967...................................... Phelps H. Bultman
2008.......................................Michael S. Watson
1968................................. Ladson D. Tankersley
2009............................................... Steven H. Coe
1969.......................................................T.J. Bissett
2010.................................. Linna Jane Frederick
1970............................................... Frank E. Lucas
2011.........................................Todd D. Reichard
1971...........................................Joseph L. Young
2012............................................ David R. Moore
1972....................................... Frank D. Hemphill
2013.............................................Luke E. McCary
1973.....................................Richard A. McGinty
2014 ............................................Amy E. Souder
1974.......................................H. Harold Tarleton
2015 .......................................... Charles A. Riley
MEDAL OF DISTINCTION RECIPIENTS:
1993 ………………………………………… Harlan McClure, FAIA Dean Emeritus, College of Architecture, Clemson University 1995 …………………………… Earle Gaulden, FAIA, Craig Gaulden & Davis, Inc. 1997 ……………………………………… Frank Lucas, FAIA, LS3P Associates Ltd. 1999 …………………… James Neal, FAIA, Neal-Prince & Partners Architects, Inc. 2001 ……………………………… Kirk R. Craig, FAIA, Craig Gaulden & Davis, Inc. 2004 ……………………………………………………… James Lee Thomas, FAIA 2005 …………………Sidney Stubbs, FAIA, Stubbs Muldrow Herin Architects, Inc. 2006 …………………………………………………… Gayland Witherspoon, FAIA
2012 Scott W.G. Crichton, AIA; James M. Hubbard, AIA; Tracey B. Waltz. 2013 David Allison, FAIA; Helen Darby-Byce, AIA; Byron Edwards, AIA; Marc Marchant, AIA; Todd Reichard, AIA; Steve Goggans, AIA; Tripp Riley, AIA; Meg Terry, AIA; Dr. Bill Carpenter, FAIA; Jan Bull Simpson, Lynn Craig, FAIA, RIBA; Jane Frederick, FAIA; Greg Soyka, AIA 2014 Benjamin Ward, AIA; Greg Beste, AIA; William Blount Shepard, AIA. 2015 Dennis Blaschke, AIA; Lynn Craig, FAIA; Jeffrey Rosenblum, FAIA; Jane Frederick, FAIA; Adrienne Montare, AIA; Dan Scheaffer, AIA; Katherine Schwennsen, FAIA; Tracey Waltz. 2016 Andy Clark, AIA for the many hours of his volunteer time as Design Awards Director, Repositioning Committee chair, and Secretary/Treasurer of AIA South Carolina; Dan Scheaffer, AIA for his commitment to AIA South Carolina through continuous engagement on multiple projects beyond his term of service on the board. FIRM award is given in recognition of FIRM AWARD The a firm’s design excellence, significant body work and/or continuity of service to the RECIPIENTS ofpublic that has made a lasting influence on the practice of architecture in South Carolina.
1993………………………………………… Craig Gaulden Davis 1995………………………………………… LS3P Associates Ltd. 1997………………………………………… Neal Prince Architects 2001………………………………………… Stevens & Wilkinson 2004……………………… Stubbs Muldrow Herin, Architects, Inc. 2006……………………………… Schmitt Walker Architects, Inc. 2008……………………………… Thomas & Denzinger Architects 2014 …………………………………………… Watson Tate Savory
2007 …………………………………………………… Thompson E. Penney, FAIA 2008 ……………………………… Professor Emeritus Peter R. Lee, AIA Emeritus 2009 …………………………………………………… Jeffrey M. Rosenblum, FAIA 2010 …………………………………………………… Edward T. Zeigler, Jr., FAIA 2011 ……………………………………………………… John David Jacques, AIA 2012 ……………………………………………………… Charles Hultstrand, AIA 2013……………………………………………………………… Lynn Craig, FAIA 2014 ………………………………………………………… James F. Barker, FAIA
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A I A S C AWA R D S
First conferred in 1962, the AIASC Design Awards are the state’s highest recognition of excellence in design. The Design Awards program recognizes projects, architects and owners from throughout the state that exemplify vision, creativity and design innovation. All entries were designed by registered architects that are members of AIASC in good standing. Projects could have been executed anywhere in the United States or abroad and must have been substantially completed after January 1, 2009.
FIRM AWARD
DESIGN AWARDS
UNBUILT AWARDS
The AIA South Carolina Board of Directors confers the Firm Award in recognition of a significant body of work and/or service that has made a lasting influence on the practice of architecture in South Carolina. Any firms with principals who are members of AIASC are eligible. Consideration is given to firms, regardless of size, which are deserving of recognition for its design excellence, contribution to the profession of architecture, and continuity of service to the public.
The South Carolina Design Awards program recognizes the best in architectural design in South Carolina. All projects were judged based on their architectural excellence as they reflect upon the merits of each submission.
The Unbuilt Project Award recognizes design excellence by members of AIASC in good standing in unbuilt architectural designs of any project type. Projects could have included purely theoretical projects and unbuilt client-sponsored projects (commercial or residential buildings, interiors, transportation infrastructure, monuments, etc.). Projects under construction or otherwise apparently assured of construction were not eligible.
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ROBERT MILLS AWARDS Named in honor of Charlestonborn Robert Mills, the nation’s first native trained architect, the Robert Mills Award was initiated in 2002 to recognize design excellence in residential architecture throughout South Carolina. All entries were executed single-family residential projects designed by registered architects that are members of AIASC in good standing. Projects could have been executed anywhere in the United States or abroad.
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HISTORIC PRESERVATION The Historic Preservation Award will recognize the best restoration work of a South Carolina property. Eligible projects should involve comprehensive work to restore a historic building, structure, object or site. They should include pure preservation or restoration, adaptive reuse of existing structures whose overall architectural character is maintained, sympathetic additions to historic structures, and replication or reconstruction of damaged or destroyed structures or element thereof. Routine maintenance, such as painting or reroofing, is not considered restoration work for the purposes of this award.
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p. 1 6 COTE AWARDS AIASC COTE recognizes that a well-designed project includes environmental, technical, and aesthetic excellence. Stewardship, performance, and inspiration are, therefore, essential and inseparable to great design. The AIASC COTE Award honors outstanding projects that integrate and incorporate sustainable principles by members of AIASC in good standing.
p. 3 3 ADAPTIVE REUSE The Adaptive Reuse/Renovation Award Category is for built projects which include rehabilitation or adaptive reuse. This award will recognize the best renovation or addition to a structure that is not intended to be a faithful historic restoration. Eligible projects must begin with a pre-existing building, structure, object or site that incorporates an intervention that is clearly intended to compliment or contrast with the original subject building. The submitted project should include either a renovation within an existing building or a new construction that expands the existing structure or site.
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INTERIOR ARCHITECTURE The Interior Architecture Design Award recognizes design excellence by members of AIA SC for projects with a focus on the interior as architecture. Projects may have included those that involve up-fitting new or renovating existing construction.
p. 3 4 STUDENT AWARD The Student Design Award recognizes the excellent work by students currently enrolled in an architecture, interior design or urban design program in any academic institution in South Carolina, including Graduate School or 4-year University or College. The category is open to those who have graduated from one of these institutions within the past year. Entrants are sponsored by an AIASC member in good standing.
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PURPOSE: AIASC has a long tradition of recognizing individuals, organizations, and projects for exemplifying the very best in architecture. The AIA believes that awards programs should be carefully structured so that selection and recognition of honorees serve two distinct purposes: one directed to the profession, and the other, to the public. By focusing attention on activity within the profession, the general quality of architectural practice is elevated. By informing the public on the breadth and value of architectural practice, the entire profession is held in higher esteem. AIASC achieves this purpose by establishing and sponsoring the awards.
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Joseph G. Tattoni, FAIA – Jury Chair Joe Tattoni believes that every project, no matter how grand or utilitarian, is an opportunity for rigorous design exploration, inventiveness, creativity and enjoyment. Since founding ikon.5 architects in 2003, Joe has consistently delivered relevant and meaningful buildings that advance local culture and the identity of his clients. His buildings have been honored with more than seventy AIA, national and international design awards in ten short years, culminating in ikon.5 being ranked “4th Best in Design” in 2013 by Architect magazine and its being nominated in 2014 for a Cooper Hewitt Smithsonian Museum National Design Award. He received a BS in Architecture from The Catholic University of America in 1983, and an MArch from the University of Virginia in 1985.
Michael Mills, FAIA
Partner, Mills + Schnoering Architects Michael has devoted more than twenty-five years to the preservation, restoration and adaptive use of some of the Northeast’s most significant historic structures. His award-winning projects include preservation and restoration of the New Jersey State House and the Princeton University Graduate College and its landmark Cleveland Tower. Michael is a national peer reviewer for the GSA Design Excellence program, and a long-time member of the NJ Uniform Construction Code Advisory Board. He serves as Associate Graduate Faculty in the Rutgers University Cultural Heritage and Preservation Studies Program. He received a BA in Architecture and Urban Planning from Princeton University, and a Master of Science in Historic Preservation from the Graduate School of Architecture and Planning at Columbia University.
Hayes Slade, AIA
Partner, Slade Architecture Hayes brings an unusual, multi-faceted background to her design work. She teaches interior design at Parsons the New School for Design and serves as co-chair of the Interiors Committee of the NY chapter of the AIA. In 2010, she was selected by the Architectural League of New York for the Emerging Voices program, and has served on a variety of design juries including AIA NJ awards and Electrolux Design Lab. She has a BS and a Master of Engineering in civil/ structural engineering from Cornell University as well as a Master of Business Administration from the Wharton School of Business. Prior to Slade Architecture in 2002, Hayes worked at Arup in London and NYC, and Skidmore, Owings and Merrill in NYC as well as Boston Consulting Group.
Lisa Gould, FAIA
Director, SOM New York Lisa is a national leader in health, science, and academic design, dedicated to a multidisciplinary vision that maximizes synergies and promotes innovation, enabling greater integration between teaching, research, and patient care. She is a director and co-leader of SOM’s integrated Education, Science, and Health practice. She was previously a design principal at Perkins + Will and director of Health + Science Design at SOM. As an independent practitioner, Gould collaborated on a number of large-scale, complex education, health, and science projects for many major universities. She received a BS in Architecture in 1983 and an MArch in 1985 from the University of Virginia.
2016 A I A S C AWA R D S J U R Y
Design Principal, ikon.5 architects
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AIASC Design Awards
2016 AWARD SUBMISSIONS
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simplesurance 1x1 Design
Nickelodeon Theatre 1x1 Design
Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects
Riverbanks Zoo & Gardens Exhibits
R.M. Cooper Library Adobe Digital Studio
First Presbyterian Church Columbarium
400 Augusta St. - Adaptive Reuse Claussen Bakery
SCC Center for Advanced Manuf. and Industrial Tech.
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
LS3P
Lakeside Pavilion
Devro
Gadsden Community Center
Clemson Highway 93 Pedestrian Walkway
Thomas & Denzinger Architects
Florence County Museum
AIA South Carolina Architecture
Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
Studio 2LR
The Boudreaux Group
Buist Academy
The Boudreaux Group
UNCC Johnson Band Center
USC Horizon I Research Facility
James E. Clyburn Research Center
Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
Stevens & Wilkinson
Jumper Carter Sease Architects
Memminger Elementary School LS3P
Metropolitan Library Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Chas. ENT Clinic and Administration
BB&T at Freshfields Village
City of Charleston Fire Station No. 9 Headquarters
Palmetto Health Baptist Parkridge Hospital
Dorman High School College & Career Center
Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects
Rosenblum Coe Architects, Inc.
JHS Architecture Integrated Design
McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
USC Women’s Quad Additions & Renovations
HTC Student Recreation & Convocation Ctr.
Coastal Carolina University Student Union Addition
Park Pavilion
Garvin Design Group
Garvin Design Group
Quackenbush Architects + Planners
Center for Advanced Studies at Wando
Catholic Diocese of Charleston Chancery
Pout | Boutique Cosmetics Shop
MTC Engineering Tech. & Science Facility Addition
LS3P
LS3P
Augusta Richmond County Library
Kroc Community Center
AJ Whittenberg Elementary School of Engineering
Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects
River Bluff High School Jumper Carter Sease Architects
Studio 2LR
Quackenbush Architects + Planners
Forest Park Library Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Thomas & Denzinger Architects
CaroMont Health Freestanding Emergency Care Ctr. Stevens & Wilkinson
St. Francis Millennium Cancer Treatment Center McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture
SEFA Office Building Addition Catalyst Architects
Kenneth Swain Hall Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
USC Founders Park Baseball Stadium
Mason Preparatory Lower School
CDA Architects
Goff D’Antonio Associates, Ltd.
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St. Paul’s Lutheran Church 1x1 Design
5000 Forest Apartments | Leasing & Clubhouse
Quackenbush Architects + Planners
AIA South Carolina Architecture
702 South Main
Studio 2LR
Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
Mozingo+Wallace Architects, LLC
McNair Center Garvin Design Group
MeadWestvaco LS3P
Studio 2LR
USC Leadership and Service Center
Brick Works
USC Hollings Special Collections Addition Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
AgFirst Farm Credit Bank, Corporate HQ Garvin Design Group
Greystar Real Estate Partners LS3P
Historic Preservation
LS3P
Apogee Towers / Unbuilt Project Award
Gadsden House Renovation The Middleton Group
Trident Technical College Nursing and Science LS3P
Richland Library Eastover CDA Architects
Adaptive Reuse/Renovation
Renewable Water Resources Lab & Environmental Education Center
COTE: Committee on the Environment Award
Interior Architecture Design
Unbuilt Awards
2016 AWARD SUBMISSIONS
Carnes Barn Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects
Jekyll Island Holiday Inn Resort Jeff Lewis, AIA Architect
Robert Mills Residential Design
PROJECT:
Marsh View
Private Residence
Frederick + Frederick Architects
Wayne Windham Architect, P.A.
PROJECT:
Waddell Residence
Shrimp Pond Studio
Mozingo+Wallace Architects, LLC
Frederick + Frederick Architects
USC School of Journ. & Mass Comm Reno. & Addition
MUSC College of Nursing Interior Renovation
CCTC Advanced Manufacturing Tech. Training Ctr.
The Boudreaux Group
Rosenblum Coe Architects, Inc.
LS3P
Charleston Condo Renovation
USC College of Social Work-Reno. to Hamilton College
Half Mile North Development
Meadors, Inc.
The Boudreaux Group
The Middleton Group
PROJECT:
River House Rosenblum Coe Architects, Inc.
Clemson University Memorial Stadium Reno.
Park Club Cottages on Daniel Island
Custom Residence at Kiawah Island Estates
Architecture Plus
Architecture Plus
PROJECT:
PROJECT:
Sullivan’s Island Restoration
Forest Hills Renovation
Meadors, Inc.
Catalyst Architects
Laurel Ridge Renovation
Adluh Flour
LS3P
Studio 2LR
State Museum Renovation and Expansion
Community Journals
LS3P
The Vendue LS3P
Watson Tate Savory, Inc.
Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc.
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2016 F I R M AWA R D
LIOLLIO ARCHITECTURE
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outh Carolina is rich in talented architectural firms that maintain high levels of design and personify professionalism on a daily basis. Hence, Liollio Architecture is honored upon being named the recipient of the 2016 AIA South Carolina Firm Award, and honors the eight previous recipients of this prestigious Award by sharing their commitment to elevate the language of design and the practice of architecture. Founded in 1956, Liollio’s body of work embraces
a thoughtful restraint, engaging culture and collaboration as keystones to their design process. Their work individually and collectively represents the talent that has dignified their studio over the years. In sponsoring the firm, Ray Huff, FAIA, writes the following: “For sixty years, Liollio Architecture has distinguished itself in our field with a body of award-winning projects that range in size, from
a small handicap ramp for an historic church to a 125,000 SF science center stitched into a fine fabric historic community. Evident in each project are the benchmarks that define their design process: • Culture as a Guide • Thoughtful Restraint in the Simplest Form • Tackle Issues with Optimism • Strengthen Design through Community Engagement • Leverage Restrained Budgets to Create Big Ideas Using Fewer Resources
Design Excellence Liollio has been awarded 80 Design Awards for 39 projects over the last 14 years that include 2 AIA South Atlantic Region Awards, 18 AIASC Awards, 2015 Library Journal New Landmark Libraries Winner, and multiple international, national and regional awards and design recognition.
Contribution to the Profession of Architecture The Liollio team has served as jurors on national, regional and state design award programs, presented at multiple industry conferences, and have engaged with leadership positions with AIA on a state and local basis.
Contribution to the Community The Liollio team has served on municipal and county boards and commissions, engaged with leadership positions on numerous civic and business organizations, and are actively involved with design related educational organizations, such as the ACE Mentorship Program. I personally have had the opportunity to observe how the members of the firm interact with each other. I commend Liollio for annually inviting practicing architects into their firm to critique their portfolio of recent work so to strengthen and
expand their realm of understanding. The manner in which the firm conducts its business is always a tribute to the tenets of our profession. I can state confidently that Liollio Architecture takes very seriously the impact that the architect has on the built environment.” Frank Harmon, FAIA, offers the following testament: “Liollio Architecture has provided leadership in design that is seen within their community and throughout our region as
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innovative and responsive. I first became aware of Liollio’s work as an AIA Design Awards Juror. Over the last decade I have juried Liollio projects as varied as an entry ramp to a modest church to a major county library. Liollio are skilled at historic renovation and they are leading edge in modern design. In fact their respect for historic architecture inspires and gives depth to their contemporary work. I have visited many Liollio projects including two on Edisto Island. The Edisto Beach State Park Visitor Center is a model of environmentally responsive design. It fits into its Low Country setting as effortlessly as a palm tree. I have attended drama productions and given lectures in the Edisto Community Center and School. This is a building and landscape that is deeply loved by its community. Their practice is grounded in the particulars of place, client, material, site and budget. Their renovation of the U.S. Custom House, for example, is exemplary for the respect of historic architecture and its place in South Carolina.
Liollio’s new buildings are as responsive to the region as their restored ones. For the St. Helena Library at Penn Center, they designed a boldly modern structure of steel and wood that embraced the natural landscape and was a thoughtful response to climate and local tradition. The library is a model of orderly, rational design that conserves materials wisely. I have been impressed by Liollio’s other activities that produce fine architecture with a strong sense of social purpose. The James E. Clyburn Community Center in Wiltown SC, for example, is a model of how architecture can enrich and welcome an underserved community. Liollio offers hope and inspiration to firms across the South that aspire to serve their community with good design. Liollio Architecture has significantly advanced the standard of design with buildings that possess spirit, clarity and a sense of place, raising the public appreciation for architecture. I am quite certain that their selection as Firm of the Year will inspire architects throughout our region.�
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400 AUGUSTA STREET – ADAPTIVE REUSE CLAUSSEN BAKERY
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he Claussen Bakery served the community as a commercial bakery from 1920 to 1973 and is a significant historic property in Greenville’s West Side Neighborhood. Gutted and vacant for many years, the building had significant structural issues but handsome architectural features such as soaring beaded wood ceilings, exposed steel trusses, and unadorned brick walls. The 40,000 SF building has been adapted as a mixed-use redevelopment containing retail businesses and neighborhood services on the ground level, and a single tenant, class “A” office space on the upper level.
FIRM CREDITS Joseph Pazdan, Principal In Charge
CONTRACTOR: Harper Corporation
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Britt Peters
CIVIL ENGINEER: Site Design
MECHANICAL/ ELECTRICAL/ PLUMBING ENGINEER: Carolina Engineering Solutions
INTERIOR DESIGNER: McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture The top floor of the facility maintains the integrity of the historic character of the bakery’s production area while adding key elements of contemporary architecture. The early 20th century industrial fabric has been transformed into a 21st century workplace.
LOCATION: Greenville, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Derrick Simpson Photography
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ocated in a vibrant neighborhood retail district, this project included renovating two adjoining street level storefronts into one boutique, offering both retail cosmetics and a makeup bar/ skin treatment services. The retail component is open by day to the public and the adjacent makeup bar and skin service area is available by appointment and for special events. This unique project consisted of renovating two separate storefronts into one business with two related functions: a cosmetic retail area and a makeup bar offering skin treatment services. The challenge was to create a design for the related functions while maintaining one unified, upscale brand.
FIRM CREDITS Tripp Riley, AIA Gretchen Lambert, AIA Katie Riley, Associate IIDA
CONTRACTOR: Kirk Commercial Construction, LLC
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Mabry Engineering Associates, Inc.
MECHANICAL & PLUMBING ENGINEER: Swygert and Associates, Ltd.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Eti Engineering, LLC
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Studio 2LR, Inc.
INTERIOR DECORATOR: Verve Interiors, with Owner
LOCATION: Columbia, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Kickstand Studio
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METROPOLITAN LIBRARY
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he Metropolitan Library, formerly called the Stewart Lakewood Branch of the Atlanta Fulton County Library System, is a 25,000 s.f. facility providing traditional library resources as well as many forward-looking community resources. This branch library occupies a prominent site in the Sylvan Hills neighborhood of Atlanta, and meets as many of the goals and wishes expressed by the community as possible. The library program includes community spaces for neighborhood groups and classes, expanded digital resources, children’s areas and after-school programs as a social connector for community, family, technology, literature and information. The glass-curtain-walled structure features an open plan that affords a feeling of space and light, while acoustical controls expertly manage sound reflection. Public art pervades the library, as well as several sensitive installations in remembrance of the church that formerly occupied the site. Four white granite Doric columns that once supported the church’s façade now hold the site’s corner in silent witness to history.
FIRM CREDITS FOR CRAIG GAULDEN DAVIS: Stuart R. Stenger, AIA, LEED AP BD+C David L. Dixon, AIA Andrea J. Kuhfuss, IIDA
CONTRACTOR: Winters Construction Company
TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT: TLC Engineering for Architecture, Inc.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Syken Construction
MEP ENGINEERING: Located in a transitional neighborhood, this project is replete with both opportunity and challenge. From its inception, the Library was developed as a cultural center and locus of information, education, ideas and socialization, ultimately creating the conditions for positive community change. The project was part of a Fulton County Library bond referendum, which incorporated sustainability as a core value, and is tracking LEED Silver. The approach to sustainability for this project focused primarily on three attributes: longevity, daylighting and naturalizing the site. Longevity was accomplished by using materials that are durable and an infrastructure that is resilient and flexible enough to allow for changes in use over time. Daylighting strategies relied on large expanses of windows (a glass curtain wall) to facilitate indoor/ outdoor nature connections and sensor-driven use of LED light fixtures. Naturalizing the site involved the responsible management of stormwater using bioswales, infiltration and protection of stormwater patterns, exclusive use of native and adaptive plantings, provisions for meaningful exterior public use spaces, and protection of existing natural tree-ed areas.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING: Long Engineering
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Sylvatica Studio
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Craig, Gaulden Davis, Inc. and ai3
LOCATION: Atlanta, GA
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Dorian Shy
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FIRM CREDITS: Heather Mitchell, AIA LEED AP BD+C Chris Beard, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Solid Structures
CIVIL ENGINEER: RB Todd Consulting Engineers
GADSDEN COMMUNITY CENTER
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ffectionately dubbed the “folded airplane”, the building features a single folded roof that rises along a diagonal ridgeline. Bold design moves give new prominence to the existing park. It strongly demarcates entry and stands as a source of pride in a rural community while providing meeting space and park services. Cost effective, low maintenance materials including corrugated metal, smooth fiber cement panels, and concrete masonry units are carefully detailed and accompanied by bold color accents. They stand as a welcome departure from the generic red brick, white column, gable roof pro-typical design concept typical of Richland County Recreation Commission facilities. A lack of kitchen and meeting space proved to be an obstacle for the Richland County Recreation Commission, limiting their ability to provide services to the community. With over 1,632 residents and an active senior population, Richland County was tasked with developing a solution to meet the diverse needs of Gadsden.
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Johnson & King Engineers
MECHANICAL/PLUMBING ENGINEER: Swygert & Associates
ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Belka Engineering
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Grimball Cotterill and Associates
LOCATION: Gadsden, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Brian Dressler
MERIT FIRM CREDITS: For Watson Tate Savory: J Sanders Tate, Principal-in-Charge; John McLean, Project Manager; Chris Erario, Project Architect. For Cooper Robertson: Scott Newman, Principalin-Charge; William Macintosh, Project Manager; Bruce Davis, Design Architect
CONTRACTOR: MB Kahn
CIVIL ENGINEER: Thomas and Hutton
MEP ENGINEER: Newcomb & Boyd
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: 4SE LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Jenks Farmer
LOCATION: Florence, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Francis Dzikowski/OTTO
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his county museum’s new home is located on the southern edge of its city’s historic downtown. The design of the museum responds to its location at the intersection of a cultural district and the downtown area’s commercial storefronts while respecting the character of each. The 28,000 square foot museum surrounds a landscaped courtyard with two wings of galleries, offices, and classrooms accessed by a dramatic double-height lobby. The warm red brick and cream-colored precast concrete facade projects the museum’s role as a catalyst for the area’s economic revitalization that uses culture and education as economic drivers.
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FIRM CREDITS: Steven H. Coe, AIA Ken Harkins, AIA Whitney Newman, AIA Jeffrey Rosenblum, FAIA
CONTRACTOR: MB Kahn Construction
CONSULTANT(S): LEED - Mary Pat Crozier, AIA
MEP ENGINEERS: RMF Engineers
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: 4SE Inc.
CIVIL ENGINEERS: HGB Engineers
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he existing station had been condemned due to mold issues. The firefighters were operating out of temporary facilities. The project included remediation of contaminated soils and demolition of the existing facility. The station is located on a small industrial site in an upper area of the Charleston peninsula currently experiencing a developmental boom. The industrial section of the city presented the opportunity for a contemporary design not typically seen in Charleston. The exterior pays homage to past fire stations of the city with its brick masonry walls, but incorporates contemporary details including insulated metal panels and exposed steel frame/louver system.
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LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: HGB Engineers
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Lucas & Associates
LOCATION: Charleston, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Smoak Stack Studios
UNC CHARLOTTE JOHNSON BAND CENTER
FIRM CREDITS: Michael Watson, AIA Thomas Savory, AIA Jana Hartenstine, AIA Chris Erario, AIA Spencer Hutchinson
CONTRACTOR: Heartland Contracting, LLC
ACOUSTICAL CONSULTANT: Thorburn Associates
CIVIL AND STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: Bulla Smith Design Engineering
MEP ENGINEERS: Optima Engineering
LOCATION: Charlotte, NC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Gary Matson, @gmatsonphoto
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his marching band facility is located adjacent to UNC Charlotte’s iconic School of Architecture, Storrs Hall, designed by Gwathmey Siegel & Associates in 1988. Departing from the predominantly neo-traditional campus architecture, the exterior expression is a composition of abstracted planes and interlocking volumes, consistent with Gwathmey Siegel’s work of the period, in counterpoint to Storrs’ bands of color and punched openings. Through placement, orientation and program simplification, the building also redefines a previously ill-defined outdoor space, creating an event lawn, terminating Storrs’ primary axis. A monumental canopy simultaneously shades the main westfacing façade and provides a stage for outdoor performances. Conceived by the client as a pre-engineered storage facility for the university’s fledgling marching band, this modest structure was to be placed on a back-ofhouse lot in the corner of campus, immediately adjacent to the service yard of the School of Architecture, Storrs Hall, and across from Robinson Hall for the Performing Arts. Presented with an underutilized site and a well-defined program, however, the design team recognized an opportunity to solve a variety of existing site problems, while both reducing the size of the building, and creating an appropriate home for the marching band. The intent – and the hope of the architects – is that the resulting design is not only respectful of its neighbor but responds appropriately to its celebrated architect’s late-twentieth century modernist polemic, thereby reinforcing a sense of dialogue between the two buildings, both physically and across generations.
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CONTRACTOR: Rodgers Builders
CIVIL ENGINEER: Cox and Dinkins, Inc.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: HKS Dallas
MECHANICAL/PLUMBING/FIRE PROTECTION: MECA, Inc.
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his project is a new 224,000 square foot full service Healthcare facility. Designed as a state-of-the-art technologically savvy medical program intense facility based off of LEAN design principles that minimize the travel distances within the facility. The hospital was designed to create a guest centered care experience with 76 inpatient beds. Included are an Imaging Department, Emergency Department, Laboratory, Pharmacy, multiple Food Service facilities, a Labor-Delivery-Recovery-Suite (LDR) and complete Surgery Suite. The Surgery Suite serves both inpatient and outpatient needs with six operating theaters, a nine station Post Anesthesia Care Unit, and 22 Outpatient Surgery Preparation and Recovery Bays. Continuing a successful relationship for a long-standing Healthcare Client, the Design Team collaborated on the Hospital’s design focusing on patient care and hospitality. Incorporating substantial glazing, abundant landscaping, natural organic color schemes, and thoughtful organizational traffic patterns the boundary between interior and exterior spaces becomes blurred.
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ELECTRICAL ENGINEER: Buford Goff and Associates, Inc.
GEOTECHNICAL ENGINEER: Terracon Consultants, Inc.
HELIPAD DESIGN: The LPA Group, Inc.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS: Grimball Cotterill and Associates
INTERIOR DESIGNER: JHS Architecture Integrated Design
LOCATION: Columbia, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Clare Design & Photography
FIRM CREDITS: Wes Lyles, AIA, LEED AP Tripp Riley, AIA Cory Byrd, Assoc. AIA
CONTRACTOR: Fitts and Goodwin, Inc.
PRODUCTION EQUIPMENT DESIGN: Spooner Industries Hydrosystem
CIVIL ENGINEERS: Cox and Dinkins, Inc.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: Mabry Engineering Associates, Inc.
MECHANICAL + PLUMBING ENGINEERS: MECA, Inc.
ELECTRICAL ENGINEERS: GWA, Inc. (Electrical)
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Landplan Group South, Inc.
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Studio 2LR, Inc.
LOCATION: Sandy Run, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: gmatsonphoto
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evro is a multinational company headquartered in Scotland which manufactures and distributes products derived from collagen such as edible casings, non-edible casings, films, and plastics. With a total of five manufacturing facilities worldwide, the company employs over 2,000 people across four continents. To meet the demands of the global market, the existing US location in South Carolina was upgraded with the addition of a new 110,100 SF manufacturing building. The new facility incorporates the latest manufacturing technology to significantly increase production efficiency and is designed for future expansion to accommodate additional growth. The new 110,100 SF manufacturing building sits adjacent to the existing 120,000 SF manufacturing facility on the Devro campus in Sandy Run, SC. The new facility includes 4 production lines (with additional capacity for up to 12 total production lines) and associated support spaces. The floor plan is organized along a circulation corridor that bisects the building, separating production areas from support areas. A security lobby at the main entrance controls access to specific areas of the building via the circulation corridor.
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PRIVATE RESIDENCE
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his distinctive English Arts and Crafts style home takes advantage of sweeping golf course views and breezes in Cassique, an elegant community outside of Charleston. Despite 4000 square feet of conditioned space, the home retains the feel of a quaint cottage due to carefully considered massing and design. The clean lines of the home are influenced by the styles of Charles Voysey and Edwin Lutyens, and understated detailing throughout the home create a subtle and inviting elegance. The home has the quintessential qualities of a cottage with the tectonic considerations of a modern-day abode. Since this family wanted to retreat the harsh Canadian winters they asked for a light and airy take on an Arts and Crafts style home. To overcome flood plain height requirements, a brick retaining wall was designed and erected around the home. The wall was subsequently backfilled and landscaped to provide
FIRM CREDITS: Wayne Windham, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Koenig Construction
CONSULTANT: ArborCom Technologies Inc Tree shading consultant
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Henry Shepard II, ME, PE
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Bill Maneri the feeling of being nestled into its surroundings. In order to maximize the warmth of the South Carolina sun, the homeowners hired a shading expert from Canada to perform a sunshade analysis. Certain trees were allocated for screening to allow the home to blend into the golf course beyond. A vine-choked oak tree was lovingly nurtured back to life during construction and is featured prominently at the front entry. To further take advantage of the views, the insect screening between the porch columns is motorized; the mechanics of which are cleverly hidden in the framework of the porch beams. A beautifully stained wood ceiling and bluestone flooring adorn the rear porch with steps leading to a gracefully landscaped formal garden.
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Tammy Connor
LOCATION: Cassique, Charleston, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Richard Leo Johnson / Atlantic Archives, Inc.
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SHRIMP POND STUDIO
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he client had a simple request - a place to play his guitars and room to store them. By engaging most of the senses in the design of the studio the simple activity of guitar playing becomes a sensuous experience with a big impact. The long view to the Shrimp Pond is peaceful and relaxing. The smooth edge of the live edge desk begs to be touched. The aroma of the cypress walls evokes a pleasant walk in the woods and the sound of the guitar is enhanced by the great acoustics. When the Shrimp Pond house sold, the new owners contacted us to make the house their own. We designed the original house 15 years ago as a vacation retreat to host a golf foursome. We welcomed the opportunity to personalize the house for the new owner’s lifestyle and hobbies of guitar playing and quilting. Working with the clients we developed a program that included a new separate studio for their
FIRM CREDITS: Jane Frederick, FAIA Michael Frederick, AIA Thomas Rhodes, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Phifer Contracting Services hobbies and redesigning the guesthouse. We turned the existing downstairs bedroom in the guesthouse into a gathering space, added a new bedroom and connected the studio, guesthouse and main house with covered porches. The house is located on an island in the South Carolina Low Country. The wild, natural environment and live oak forest is home to snakes, alligators, spiders, and nibbling deer. The clients wanted an outdoor space to enjoy nature, a few steps removed from the critters. With the purchase of the vacant lot next door we were able to position the studio with a long view of the Shrimp Pond and create a courtyard for the more formal garden. The addition of a boardwalk created the opportunity to stroll over the wetlands to a viewing platform on the edge of the pond.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Alan Glassberg
LOCATION: Spring Island, Beaufort Co., SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: John McManus Photography
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BRICK WORKS
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he Guignard Brick Works is an early twentieth century industrial complex that produced bricks for many buildings constructed in Columbia and throughout the state from around 1900 to the mid-twentieth century. The property features several historically significant structures including 4 beehive or circular downdraft brick kilns, a small office building, and other remnants of the early industrial development. The land adjacent to the Brick Works site has recently been master planned for future development. This unbuilt adaptive re-use project explores the potential for showcasing the historic kilns and office building as part of the overall development of the property. Listed on the National Register, three of the four beehive kilns on the Guignard Brick Works site were built circa 1920, while the fourth was built circa 1932 to replace one that burned in that year. A one-story hip roof office building, circa 1900, sits just west of the kilns. Although these remaining structures date from the first half of the twentieth century, the Guignard family started producing bricks on or near this site in the early to mid-1800s, utilizing clay from the nearby Congaree River.
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FIRM CREDITS: Tripp Riley, AIA Wes Lyles, AIA, LEED AP
LOCATION: Cayce, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Studio 2LR, Inc. (Existing Site Photos + Conceptual Renderings)
MERIT FIRM CREDITS Richard Bing, AIA, LEED AP, Project Manager Sarah Corbitt, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C, LEED Administrator
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Whitney Grove, LEED AP, Interior Designer Julia Hall, CSI, Specifications Writer
Becky Smith, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, Principal In Charge Lindsey Stang, AIA, Project Designer
CONTRACTOR: China Construction of America
CONSULTANT(S): BRC Acoustics & Technology Consulting,
ACOUSTICAL ENGINEERING Energy Ace, Commissioning Agent Gabler Youngston, Lighting Consultant REI Engineering, Roofing Consultant
CIVIL & STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: ADC Engineering
MEP ENGINEER: RMF Engineers
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: ADC Engineering
INTERIOR DESIGNER: LS3P
LOCATION: North Charleston, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Matt Silk Photographics
TRIDENT TECHNICAL COLLEGE NURSING AND SCIENCE BUILDING
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his new three-story 119,000 SF facility for a higher education nursing education program illustrates both the art and the science of the nursing profession. Program spaces, massing, and materials celebrate each element. Building materials ‘weave’ together, demonstrating the collaborative, team approach in healthcare delivery. The building site ‘weaves’ sustainable design features together, delivering a cohesive, well-considered site response. The client needed state-of-the-art teaching space, with mock hospital and clinical environments simulating real-world environments, for its expanding nursing program. They also requested a gracious lobby and pre-function space for a 300-seat auditorium, hosting college and community events.
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FIRM CREDITS FOR CRAIG GAULDEN DAVIS: Andrea J. Kuhfuss, IIDA Stuart R. Stenger, AIA, LEED AP BD+C David L. Dixon, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Winter Construction Company
TECHNOLOGY CONSULTANT: TLC Engineering for Architecture, Inc.
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Syken Construction
MEP ENGINEERING: Lilly Young and Associates, Inc.
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ccupying a prominent community location, this branch library with glass curtainwall exterior and blue/green color palette welcomes nature and creates a calming and serene environment. Brightly colored furniture and lighting keep the space fun and fresh. Sound-dampening insulated roof decking renders even large expanses acoustically pleasant. Public art used in interior installations memorializes the church that formerly occupied the site. Four Doric columns from the church’s façade now hold the site’s corner and reclaimed stone was used for foundation walls. Forging a strong relationship with the community the Library is a place for individuals to gather, explore, interact and imagine.
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CIVIL ENGINEERING: Long Engineering
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Sylvatica Studio
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc. and ai3
LOCATION: Atlanta, GA
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Dorian Shy
MERIT FIRM CREDITS: Gene Bell, AIA (Project Architect) Michael Watson, AIA (Principal-In-Charge) Sanders Tate, AIA Tom Savory, AIA Adrienne Montare, AIA Adriane McGillis, AIA Chris Erario, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Gilbane Building Company CIVIL ENGINEERS: BP Barber
STRUCTURAL: 4SE
MEP AND FIRE PROTECTION: Newcomb & Boyd
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: University of South Carolina
LOCATION: Columbia, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Gary Matson, @gmatsonphoto
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UNIVERSITY OF SOUTH CAROLINA HOLLINGS SPECIAL COLLECTIONS ADDITION
n designing a special collections addition to a university library originally designed by Edward Durell Stone, one primary challenge was to provide a solution that would celebrate the library’s valuable holdings while respecting the original design. Stringent security and environmental requirements posed additional challenges. By introducing a bridge/connector between old and new, these requirements as well as sensitivity to the original architecture were simultaneously addressed. Pulled away from the original building, the addition was consciously designed as an abstracted form, in counterpoint to the original design.
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GADSDEN HOUSE RENOVATION
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uilt circa 1798, the Gadsden House is a grand, Federal style Charleston manor. It is listed on the National Historic Register and celebrated as one of the top historic properties to save and restore by both the Preservation Society of Charleston and Historic Charleston Foundation. The house’s exterior, interior and grounds were completely restored during the recent conversion of the property into an event space that is now available to the public. The Gadsden House was built by Christopher Gadsden, a Revolutionary War hero and statesman in the First Continental Congress. It was given as a wedding gift to his son Philip Gadsden and continued to house members of
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the Gadsden family until the early 20th century. The house saw decline in the mid-20th century, as did much of the historic Ansonborough neighborhood in which it is located, however it was saved from demolition in 1959 by the Historic Charleston Foundation as their first step in revitalizing the area. All restoration work was completed with the partnership and guidance of the Historic Charleston Foundation. This historic property had a complete and painstakingly detailed restoration of the entire grounds, breathing new life into its rich, elegant exterior and interiors. These grounds now showcase the architectural elements that reflect its 19th century grandeur.
FIRM CREDITS: Laura Middleton, AIA Blake Middleton Rhett Morgan Sophia Delgado Sarah Glass
CONTRACTOR: Luxury Simplified
CONSULTANTS: Historic Charleston Foundation
MEP ENGINEERS: The entrance from East Bay Street into the courtyard of the Gadsden House showcases the renowned “Snake Gates” from Legendary Charleston blacksmith Phillip Simmons. He created these wrought iron gates in the 1960s to commemorate Christopher Gadsden’s design of the Gadsden flag with its iconic rattlesnake and “Don’t Tread on Me” slogan. These gates have undergone a complete restoration along with other wrought iron detailing on the grounds. The grounds themselves were completely redesigned to incorporate landscaping and hardscaping common of its period. A fruitful archaeological exploration of the site took place before any earth was disturbed. Part of the findings were 200 or so handmade bricks original to the house which were used in part to reconstruct the failing perimeter wall of the structure.
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STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: Rosen and Associates Inc.
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECTS: DeCiantis Design LLC
LOCATION: Charleston, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Tripp Smith
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2016 ADAPTIVE REUSE AWARD
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FIRM CREDITS: Laura Middleton, AIA Blake Middleton Rhett Morgan Sophia Delgado Sarah Glass
CONTRACTOR: Lennon Construction
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he design responds to the work culture of Blue Acorn with an open office concept and flexible work pods fostering a collaborative work environment. The project is an adaptive reuse of an industrial metal building warehouse into technology sector office space. The primary programmatic elements were to provide plentiful, controlled daylight to what was previously a dark metal building, while creating both interior and exterior meeting spaces that allow for impromptu encounters and interoffice interaction to help foster the day to day creative processes. Blue Acorn 2 is an expansion of the Blue Acorn eCommerce Headquarters located across the street at 145 Williman. The design responds to the work culture of Blue Acorn with an open office concept and flexible work pods fostering a collaborative work environment. The project is an adaptive reuse of an industrial metal building warehouse into technology sector office space.
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MEP ENGINEERS: Live Oak Consultants, LLC
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER: Jason Broadway
CIVIL ENGINEER: Seamon Whitesides
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Remark Studio
LOCATION: Charleston, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Blake Middleton
FIRM CREDITS: For Watson Tate Savory: Tom Savory, Principal-in-Charge; John McLean, Project Manager; Project Team: Mitch Newbold, Robyn Fisher, Adrianne McGillis. For Clark Patterson Lee: Don Lee, Principalin-Charge; Brian Plant, Project Manager; Molly Livingstone and Cara Holmes, Interior Design
CONTRACTOR: Gilbane, Inc. (Construction Manager at Risk)
CONSULTANTS: JRA, Experiential Design Sim Ex-Iwerks, 4-D Theater Design
STRUCTURAL ENGINEERS: Uzun & Case
MEP AND CIVIL ENGINEERING: Clark Patterson Lee
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: Grimball Cotterill & Associates
LOCATION: Columbia, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Gary Matson, @gmatsonphoto
SOUTH CAROLINA STATE MUSEUM WINDOWS TO NEW WORLDS
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oused in an 1892 National Register former cotton mill, this project adds a planetarium, an observatory and a 4D theater to a state museum, while simultaneously simplifying circulation to enhance visitor experience. Throughout the design process, the architects coordinated closely with the South Carolina Department of Archives & History to maintain and, in many cases, improve the integrity of the historic structure. Two monumental additions, the new entry and the planetarium enclosure, lightly engage the original building, in counterpoint to the historic, heavy masonry. New interior elements reintroduce the building’s industrial-textile history, utilizing woven mesh panels and industrial detailing.
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2016 ADAPTIVE REUSE AWARD
WATSON TATE SAVORY, IN ASSOCIATION WITH CLARK PATTERSON LEE
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FIRM CREDITS: Asheley Scott, AIA Tara Jerdan, AIA Anna Fender, IIDA
CONTRACTOR: Landmark Builders
CONSULTANTS: LCK Construction Services American Cinema Equipment
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he renovation of the upper floor of a historic theater completed the renovations for the non-profit film-house, Nickelodeon Theatre. Since moving to Main Street several years ago, this phase of renovations included completion of an additional theatre, elevator installation, and other renovations to the façade, concession, office, and back-of house areas. Rich color palates were used to create the owner’s wish of a historic “grand” theater experience, while also incorporating the modern elements of comfort and technology. The finished renovations restore key elements of the historic space, with new additions to provide a safe and accessible experience.
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ENGINEERS: Mabry Engineering MECA, Inc. Belka Engineering Associates, Inc.
INTERIOR DESIGNER: 1x1 Design, Inc.
LOCATION: Columbia, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Kickstand Studio
MERIT FIRM CREDITS: Chris Stone, AIA Brian Gulden, Assoc. AIA Blake Hoffman, Assoc. AIA Jack Rincon, AIA
CONTRACTOR: Rodgers Construction
ENGINEERS: RMF Engineering and ADC Engineering
LANDSCAPE ARCHITECT: ADC Engineering
INTERIOR DESIGNER: Jessica Burgess, Associate IIDA, Julie Gulden
LOCATION: Sumter, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: LS3P Associates Limited
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he adaptive reuse design for this advanced manufacturing facility converted an abandoned 1980’s-era Walmart into a techno-chic marquis building for a rapidly growing community college program. Multiple layers and interventions turned a massive building with a commercial-scale parking lot into a welcoming, inspiring facility designed to spur economic growth for its region. Once an abandoned Walmart, a massive 103,000 SF space with a vast asphalt parking lot, this new Advanced Manufacturing Training Center is now a catalyst for industry and economic growth. Following a dramatic adaptive reuse transformation, this new training facility for a community college houses mechatronics labs, robotics, computer sciences training programs, and an entire suite for a prominent commercial tenant for training prospective employees in automotive tire manufacturing.
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lient: “I’ve found a terribly ugly building. Don’t laugh, but can you meet me there and figure out if you can do something, anything, with it?” The client eventually secured the building, constructed in 1968 using a rigid frame and single-wythe brick as the exterior envelope. The rigid frame served as an integral design
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CONTRACTOR: Cohn Construction, LLC
component, separating zones in plan, and providing the basis for additional structural framing which allowed for additional flexibility in the final design. Interior finishes and furniture were critical in defining an experience of space, not just a space for a “retail” transaction.
ENGINEERS: HB Engineering Mabry Engineering Associates Swygert & Associates Belka Engineering Associates, Inc.
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hen a new community was being planned, an old pole barn remained on a corner of the property. The handsome utilitarian structure, built in 1929 to support a nearby horse racing track, had a presence but no modern day function. Rather than demolishing
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it, the barn was relocated to a prominent place at the entrance of the new neighborhood, and was re-purposed to be an open-air pavilion and neighborhood gathering space. The barn links the new community with the area’s history, and now serves as the backbone of the community.
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Charleston Engineering
STRUCTURAL ENGINEER:
Atlantic Engineering
LOCATION:
Goose Creek, SC
PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT:
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Edward T. Zeigler, Jr., FAIA Stuart R. Stenger, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Andrea J. Kuhfuss, IIDA LOCATION: Greenville, SC
CONTRACTOR:
Mavin Construction
CIVIL ENGINEERING:
Bluewater Civil Design
much-admired downtown attracted a burgeoning arts community. An enthusiastic local publisher continued the momentum of growth by recently relocating their office to the Village’s heart. The renovated buildings offer a unique feel and atmosphere and excite others to continue the revitalization of this vibrant area.
MEP ENGINEERING: Carolina Engineering Solutions STRUCTURAL ENGINEERING: Arrowood & Arrowood INTERIOR DESIGNER: Craig Gaulden Davis, Inc. PHOTOGRAPHER CREDIT: Todd Malo, Mavin Construction Co.
AIA South Carolina and the Clemson Architectural Foundation (CAF) are proud to announce the 2016 recipients of the AIASC Annual Scholarship Program. Scholarships are given each year to Master of Architecture candidates enrolled in Clemson University’s School of Architecture. This year’s four recipients represent residence at each of the four locations of Clemson’s Fluid Campus and were selected to receive scholarships for the 2016 academic year. The scholarships were funded by local, state, and national components of the American Institute of Architects.
David Herrero
Kaylan Betten
Hometown: Greenville, SC
Hometown: Allen, TX
Claire Dias
Will S. Hinkley
Hometown: Greenville, SC
Hometown: Central, SC
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Matching funds have been given through AIASC and its local sections by the National AIA Component to provide scholarship opportunities to architecture students currently enrolled in a professional degree program. Stipulations are that each student receives a minimum of $1,000 in order to qualify for the matching funds. For the school year 2015-2016, AIA National, AIA South Carolina and its sections will have awarded Clemson Graduate Architecture Students with a total of $6,000.
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he Village of West Greenville is rich in history dating back to the early 1830’s when the west side of Greenville saw growth as a commercial hub attracting large manufacturing facilities. As development shifted elsewhere in the 1950’s, mill houses and buildings were left abandoned and untended. The proximity of the Village to a
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FOOTHILLS COMMUNITY HEALTH CENTER ANCHORED HEALING ENVORNMENT
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he Project is located in a neighborhood at Central, South Carolina, near Southern Wesleyan University. It focuses on how to anchor an ambulatory care facility within existing context and tries to provide a comprehensive physical healing environment for the community. From a geological point, the basic idea is trying to keep existing geological conditions as much as possible. Such as proposing zigzag slope parking rather than digging out a flat parking square, the main building volume is also designed to float over the slope which can make the existing slope into a healing garden. From a light environment point, the principle is to provide enough direct sunlight for users, including both patients and medical workers. Such as puncturing a series of courtyards to bring light for exam rooms, proposing roof windows for each medical pods to bring roof light for the centered nurse station. From a context point, proposing enough vegetation coverage around the building so that at most standing views, the building is hidden behind trees. But it still can be seen from the highway. Also, near the residential area, breaking down the building envelope to keep proper scale for the neighborhood road. In general, those strategies can help to create a contextual friendly building, and actively provide a healing environment to the local community.
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTION: Clemson University
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT: Architecture and Health
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE: April 2015
PROFESSOR: David Allison, FAIA
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT: School of Architecture
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE: May 2015
PROFESSOR: Dustin Albright, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C
LOCATION: Atlanta, GA
THE GOAT FARM ARTS CENTER
he Goat Farm is a creative community operating in a 19th century cotton mill machinery complex. The site is hemmed in on all sides by railroad, a private school, and new apartment complexes. Since 2006, the Goat Farm has been acquired by developers multiple times, only to be saved from bulldozers and returned to the community. Today it hosts artists, engineers, and entrepreneurs that live and work there - having found a way to make a living on, in, and amongst decaying ruins of industrial history. Approaching this project, we had to ask: How do we develop a program for a site that doesn’t want to be developed? The culture of the existing Goat Farm was the predominant quality that drew us to the Goat Farm, and one that we sought to build upon and preserve. The Goat Farm community is a patchwork of people that have stitched together what’s there, forming a dense creative [Culture]. Currently, many of the current residents are musicians that have no quality place to record. Thus, the [Sound Box] was added to the program. It includes 5 different recording studios that can be signed out by residents, or publicly leased by the hour. Other buildings that we propose include a [Play Box] for large theater, a [Black Box] for experimental performances, and a [Tool Box] for utilitarian support and fabrication. Thus the program was split, the components dispersed, and buildings patched into the fabric of the site. The [Mobile Box] is conceived as a site component to tie it all together. As a mobile unit, it runs on recessed trolley tracks transporting heavy objects between the buildings via an overhead gantry crane. As a platform, the [Mobile Box] also works as a mobile stage, providing technical infrastructure to the interstitial spaces for planned or impromptu performances. These programmatic elements are conceived and organized in a way that is intended to support and promote growth of the community.
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NICHOLAS IRMEN, M.ARCH II, ‘15 ALEX LIBENGOOD, ASSOC. AIA, M.ARCH II, ‘15
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his 10 week project was for a Federally Qualified Health Center known as Foothills Community Health Care Center (formerly Heritage Federally Qualified Health Center) to be located on the Southern Wesleyan College Campus located in Central, South Carolina. The Federally Qualified Health Center (FQHC) brings more efficient medical care to community in Central where there is lack of access to meet the population’s need. The design process involved with staff, client, and physicians to planning the efficient space programming as well as to accommodate theirs needs. The FQHC are comprised of the traditional attributes of the home with applying the gable roof structure and human scale building. These strategies are create harmony with context and calm domestic feeling. The gable roof motif opens to campus, major road, and creates non-institutional appearance with pleasure environment for patient and staff. Humanistic approach has great influence on creating positive environment for patients, staff, and families. Also, the environmental aspects are considered during the design such as daylight in work area, collecting grey water, and applying different strategies to use daylight at different interior spaces.
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ACADEMIC INSTITUTION: Clemson University
ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT: Architecture and Health
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE: April 2015
PROFESSOR: David Allison, FAIA
LOCATION: Central, SC
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he Nicholtown neighborhood, one of the oldest in Greenville, SC, is currently facing a shortage of healthy, accessible food. Grow Positive aims to solve this problem by creating a culturally driven, productive landscape for the neighborhood by growing the existing centrally-located community garden site. Through both built
ACADEMIC INSTITUTION:
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ACADEMIC DEPARTMENT:
School of Architecture
and grown interventions, the project sources food locally, which in turn generates revenue for residents, builds valuable skills, and supports the lively social culture that currently exists. The goal is to revive this lowincome neighborhood and meet the demand for fresh, healthy food for all 3,200 residents of Nicholtown.
PROJECT COMPLETION DATE:
December 2014
PROFESSOR:
Dustin Albright, Assoc. AIA, LEED AP BD+C
LOCATION:
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FIRM PROFILES 1X1 DESIGN, INC. 221 Pickens Street, Columbia, SC 29205 | (803) 834-4048 info@1x1design.com | www.1x1design.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Asheley Scott, AIA, LEED AP BD + C 1x1 Design provides architecture, interior design, and planning services for a wide range of residential and commercial clients, focusing on innovative design and delivery services, building and maintaining strong client relationships, and supporting the development of the professionals whom it employs.
AAG ASSOCIATES 525 East Bay Street, Suite 203, Charleston, SC 29403 | (843) 314-1840 Ben@accessAAG.com | www.accessaag.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Grayson (Ben)nett Thompson, AIA I S. Shane Lather. Assoc. AIA AAG is dedicated to developing big ideas into a better built environment, regardless of scope, scale or complexity. AAG holds to the belief that responsive design is achieved through committed partnership and collaboration while remaining accountable to project expense. Delivering on this philosophy, our professionals bring energy and experience to each client with unique design solutions that produce meaningful results.
ADEPTUS ARCHITECTURE, INC. 121 Manly Street, Suite C, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 242-2514 info@adeptusarchitecture.com | www.adeptusarchitecture.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: W. Barry Agnew, AIA | Michael D. Zibert, Associate AIA | Michael J. Derrig, AIA Adeptus Architecture is a national design-oriented collaborative providing Architecture, Master Planning and Interior Design services successfully for over 30 years. While providing comprehensive design of large urban projects in major cities, Adeptus Architecture continues to serve the upstate. Project types include collegiate/university, governmental/institutional, mixed-use complexes, master plans and individual design-oriented structures such as churches, office buildings and restaurants.
ANDERSON STUDIO OF ARCHITECTURE AND DESIGN 129 Broad Street, Suite B, Charleston, SC 29401 | (843) 937-6001 designers@theandersonstudio.com | www.theandersonstudio.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Scott W. Anderson, AIA, ASID, CRAN The Anderson Studio is a team of experienced residential architects and interior designers who have designed, renovated, and furnished a range of projects including private homes, speculative residences, commercial offices, restaurants, historical structures, and luxury resorts. Current projects extend beyond the Carolinas, reaching California and the Caribbean. Scott Anderson was honored with three Robert Mills Residential Design Awards in 2011 by the AIA, South Carolina Chapter.
ARCHITECTURE PLUS, LLC 1044 E Montague, Suite 201, North Charleston, SC 29405 | (843) 718-3416 info@architectureplusllc.com | www.architectureplusllc.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Kevin Whalley AIA, NCARB, SARA | Tim Hilkhuijsen AIA, RIBA, SARA Architecture Plus; is a full service architectural design, planning, and interior design firm with over 25 years of experience in the Charleston and Tri-County areas. We offer personal service and strive for creative and unique solutions, utilizing our 3-D modeling techniques to meet our clients total objective. Architecture Plus received a 2015 National Design Award of Merit in recognition of Professional Excellence in Project Renderings and Computer Graphics from SARA (Society of American Registered Architects).
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ARCHITRAVE, LLC 730 Blanding Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 252-6636 dalemarshall@architraveonline.com | www.architraveonline.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Dale Marshall, AIA | Bill Marshall, Assoc. AIA We don’t just design buildings, we design homes and churches that reflect the unique character of their occupants. Our design team is fluent in the nuances of South Carolina’s architectural heritage. Drawing on the region’s precedents, we use our creative talent to create places that respect their surroundings and address their occupant’s preferences and practices.
ARD WOOD HOLCOMBE & SLATE ARCHITECTS AND PLANNERS 411 River Street, Suite A, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 242-5450 gmholcombe@awhsarchitects.com | www.awhsarchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: George M Holcombe, AIA | Charles W Slate, AIA Ard, Wood, Holcombe and Slate, Architects and Planners specializes in healthcare, commercial, educational, industrial, retail, renovation/restoration, residential and religious projects. Project locations include heavy concentration in the southeastern united states, as well as Mexico, Indonesia, and Saint Lucia’s.
b STUDIO ARCHITECTURE 582 Rutledge Avenue, Charleston, SC 29403 | (843) 608-1858 info@bStudioArch.com | www.bStudioArch.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Chris Bonner As a boutique firm, we strive to provide personalized service to all our clients. At b Studio Architecture, expectations are meant to be exceeded while being mindful of both budget and schedule. Use our expertise and creativity to leverage your investment to it’s greatest potential.
BATSON ASSOCIATES 415 West Washington Street, Greenville, SC 29609 | (864) 233-2232 www.batsonassociates.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Louis P. Batson III, AIA | Jeff R. Fogle, AIA Since 1981, the Batson Associates team has IMPACTED our clients by helping them to create unique building solutions to solve their project-specific needs and advance their strategic goals. We strive to create spaces that move the human spirit, that promote collaboration, growth and discovery. Our staff of registered architects and LEED-APs possess nearly 250 years of collective knowledge and experience in creating appropriate architectural solutions for our clients.
BETSCHASSOCIATES, INC. 101 North Main Street, Suite 1505, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 527-4700 kbetsch@betschassociates.com | www.betschassociates.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Kenneth M. Betsch, AIA BetschAssociates, Inc. is a full-service planning/architectural firm providing traditional, innovative design services and complete pre-design and post-design services to its Clients. These services include strategic planning, land planning, programming, financial feasibility, and market analysis. The firm’s areas of expertise include master planning, airports, arenas, convention centers, hotels, office buildings, retail development, and college and university facilities. aiasc.org
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FIRM PROFILES CARLISLE ASSOCIATES INC. 1015 Gervasi Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 252-3232 www.carlisleassociates.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: T.R. Zanders Jr. AIA, LEED-AP | Ray White, PE, | Gene Resch, PE. We are a true multi-disciplined firm offering master planning, feasibility studies, architectural & interior design, civil, structural, mechanical, plumbing, process, fire protection and electrical engineering. We operate nationally providing personalized service to our clientele throughout their facilities life-cycles. We are problem solvers, creatively applying our expertise to your unique needs. Our goal is to be an integral part of your company’s building development/management team.
CATALYST ARCHITECTS LLC 212 W Main Street, Lexington, SC 29072 | (803) 358-6565 wrogers@catalystarch.com. | www.catalystarch.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: D. Wayne Rogers AIA LEED AP | Heather B. Stallworth, AIA Founded in 1988, Catalyst Architects is a hands-on residential practice in South Carolina. We share a passion for collaborating with families to create unique, enduring places which bring generations together.
CDA ARCHITECTS 1122 Lady Street, Suite 810, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 799-6502 mcook@cdacolumbia.com | www.cdacolumbia.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Curt Davis, AIA, LEED AP CDA Architects is a dynamic architecture and interior design firm delivering innovative designs with exceptional service. Working collaboratively with clients in the Southeast, CDA creates responsive designs within commercial, retail, hospitality, higher education and government markets. Our talented designers draw on their diverse gifts, experiences and passions to be our clients’ trusted advisors and zealous advocates. CDA Architects works with clients as partners in creating spaces which serve and inspire.
CEMS ENGINEERING|ARCHITECTURE 320-C Midland Parkway, Summerville, SC 29485 | (843) 875-3637 www.cemsengineering.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Kevin Chafin AIA, NCARB, LEED AP | John Pharis, AIA, LEED AP CEMS Engineering | Architecture is a full service, multidisciplinary A/E firm offering Architecture, Landscape Architecture, Structural, Civil, Electrical, Mechanical, Fire Protection, Commissioning, and Land Planning. We have extensive experience in providing quality design solutions for a variety of Federal, State and Municipal clients as well as a broad range of private sector partners.
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CHILDS ARCHITECTURE, LLC 24 Vardry Street, Suite 302, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 242-6977 info@childsarchitecture.com | www.childsarchitecture.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Suzanne R Childs, AIA, LEED AP Childs Architecture is an OSMBA certified woman-owned upstate design firm. Suzanne Childs, a registered architect in the Carolinas and Georgia, has over 20 years of experience. Creative efforts include design, planning, renovation, restoration, and expansion projects for residential, educational, religious, hospitality, office, retail, distribution, mixed-use, and healthcare Clients.
CHRISTOPHER ROSE ARCHITECTS, P. A. 3509 Meeks Farm Road, Johns Island, SC 29455 | (843) 559-7670 info@chrisrosearchitects.com | www.chrisrosearchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Christopher A Rose, AIA, ASID Christopher Rose is a registered architect and interior designer who has been practicing sustainable award winning architecture for over 30 years. Specializing in custom residential and affordable housing for new construction and renovation that are designed to blend with their surroundings and environment. Headquartered in the low country of South Carolina he is keenly award of designing homes that are suited for a hot humid climate and can stand up to the elements.
CONTEXT DESIGN GROUP, PLLC 4 Washington Park, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 233-3230 davidlewis@contextdg.net | www.contextdg.net AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: David W. Lewis, AIA | Jerry C. Page, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C
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Context Design Group, PLLC provides clients with totally integrated design and planning services to align their facility and business objectives. At Context, no detail is insignificant as we develop targeted solutions to create user focused commercial buildings. Services: Design | Programming | Planning
CRAIG GAULDEN DAVIS, INC. 19 Washington Park, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 242-0761 kpoole@cgdarch.com | www.cgdarch.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Edward T. Zeigler, Jr., FAIA | David L. Dixon, AIA | Scott E. Powell, AIA | S. Scott Simmons, AIA Community. Creativity. Integrity. Committed to these ideals, Craig Gaulden Davis meets the challenge of designing beautiful, functional and sustainable spaces where people gather to be enriched and enlivened. CGD has a vibrant history focusing on architecture, planning and interior design for the arts, government, ministry, libraries and education.
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FIRM PROFILES CUMMINGS & MCCRADY, INC. ARCHITECTS 44 - D Markfield Drive, Charleston, SC 29407 | (843) 577-5063 benwhitener@cummingsandmccrady.com | www.cummingsandmccrady.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Dan Beaman, AIA, LEED AP BD+C | Jerry English, AIA | Ben Whitener, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Cummings & McCrady, Inc. Architects, one of the oldest firms in South Carolina, was incorporated in 1957 succeeding the parent firm. We aspire with the client to create positive impacts on occupants, context, and communities through architecture. We believe that architecture plays a profound role in enhancing an individuals experience within a building. Our office is a group of close knit professionals who have over one hundred years of combined professional experience.
CURTIS GROUP ARCHITECTS, LTD 11270 Ocean Highway, Suite B, Pawleys Island, SC 29585 | (843) 979-2210 info@cga-arch.com | www.cga-arch.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Tom Curtis, AIA | Mark Roman, AIA | Benjamin Ward, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Curtis Group Architects, Ltd. (CGA), established in 1996, is a full-service architecture, planning and interiors firm that specializes in healthcare architecture and design. Our project experience encompasses design and master planning services for virtually all types of medical facilities including new hospitals, hospital renovations, outpatient facilities (surgery centers, cancer centers, wellness, rehab, and pain management), medical office buildings, long-term care and assisted living.
DP3 ARCHITECTS 211 East Broad Street, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 232-8200 places@dp3architects.com | www.dp3architects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: J. Michael Taylor, AIA, LEED AP | Meg Terry, AIA, IIDA, LEED AP | Brian Thomas, AIA, LEED AP | Ben Urueta, AIA DP3 Architects, established in 1984 and headquartered in a National Register of Historic Places building in Greenville, South Carolina, is an architectural firm specializing architectural and interiors services in restaurant, higher education, and community project niches. DP3 Architects designs places that invite, inspire, and invigorate users. People. Places. Purpose.
EQUIP STUDIO 241-C N. Main Street, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 520-2086 hello@equipstudio.com | www.equipstudio.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Sims Key, AIA Equip Studio is a firm that helps bring the future of our clients to life through architecture. Founded in 2014, Equip has established a national presence and reputation for excellent design, authentic passion and genuine service. Specializing in church design has allowed Equip Studio to establish a presence in other sectors such as hospitality, healthcare and commercial development.
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FREDERICK + FREDERICK ARCHITECTS 38 Meridian Road, Beaufort, SC 29907 | (843) 522-8422 jane@f-farchitects.com | www.f-farchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Jane Frederick, FAIA | Michael Frederick, AIA Residential specialist for hot, humid climates
FW ARCHITECTS, INC. AIA 1550 West Evans Street, Florence, SC 29501 | (843) 662-9961 www.fw-architects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Dennis S. Ward, FAIA, NCARB-President Hal E. Fuller, AIA, NCARB - V. President F W Architects, Inc is committed to providing clients with projects of quality, distinctive design that are functional in their use, budget conscious in their construction, and lasting in their service to the community. We specialize in Educational, Commercial, and Health Care planning and design.
GARVIN DESIGN GROUP 1209 Lincoln Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 212-1032 rshadwell@garvindesigngroup.com | www.garvindesigngroup.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Scott L. Garvin, AIA, LEED AP | Terry E. Buchmann, AIA, LEED AP BD+C | Mark L Timbes, AIA, LEED AP | David M. Sickinger, AIA, LEED AP Garvin Design Group has entered its 13th year in the heart of Columbia’s historic Vista. We remain committed to strategic delivery models focused on strong innovative design, client-centered service, and a team-oriented approach. Our market focus continues to adapt and expand to the changing landscape in Columbia and our region.
GMK ASSOCIATES, INC. 1201 Main Street, Suite 2100, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 256-0000 info@gmka.com | www.gmka.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Valentine A. Satko, AIA | Thomas M. Weiland, AIA, NCARB | Jerome K. Simons, AIA, LEED AP Megan C. Day, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C GMK is a 50-year-old, multi-disciplinary planning, design, and construction services firm focusing on the healthcare, education, government, utility, senior living, and hospitality industries. Working throughout the Carolinas and Georgia, GMK offers master facility planning, architecture, engineering, cost analysis assistance, energy-efficiency assessments, design-build, construction services, interior design, and LEED-certified design.
GOFF D’ANTONIO ASSOCIATES, LTD. 34 Radcliffe Street, Charleston, SC 29403 | (843) 577-2163 staff@goffdantonio.com | www.goffdantonio.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: R. Garey Goff, AIA, LEED AP | Henry D’Antonio, Jr., AIA | Tony Giuliani, AIA | Brian Boone, AIA Goff D’Antonio Associates is an architectural, planning and interior design firm specializing in hospitality, multifamily, healthcare, and education with additional extensive experience in commercial, judicial and mixed use design. Our mission is to create innovative, sustainable and memorable architecture for our clients. aiasc.org
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FIRM PROFILES GRAHAM GROUP ARCHITECTURE, PC 124 Professional Lane, PO Box 888, Pawleys Island, SC 29585 | (843) 237-3488 info@grahamgrouparchitecture.com | www.grahamgrouparchitecture.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: David A Graham, AIA Our emphasis is placed on client-friendly guidance, building strong project teams at outset, versatility of design, responsiveness, and production of high-quality documents. The design staff’s combined experience totals 109 years, and includes two LEED AP’s.
J. TIMOTHY HANCE, ARCHITECT, P. A. 1314 Lincoln Street, Suite 212, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 933-0600 tim@timhancearchitect.com | www.timhancearchitect.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Tim Hance, AIA J. Timothy Hance, Architect, P. A. is a small architectural firm specializing in residential design for new custom homes and renovations/additions to existing homes located throughout South Carolina for over 20 years. Additional projects types include multi-family, hospitality, healthcare, office, retail, adaptive re-use and urban infill.
JEFF LEWIS, AIA - ARCHITECT 561 Jacobs Mill Pond Road, Elgin, SC 29045 | (803) 960-5026 jeff@jefflewisaia.com | www.jefflewisaia.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Jeff Lewis, AIA, NCARB, LEED GA | Trey Riggan, LEED BD+C | Eric Huffstetler, AAIA, LEED BD+C Located in Columbia, SC, Jeff Lewis AIA is a full service architectural firm that provides design, planning, and construction review throughout the southeast. Listening and understanding unique aspects of program and site is what JLAIA strives to do in order to provide the very best service to our clients.
JHS ARCHITECTURE INTEGRATED DESIGN, INC. 1812 Lincoln Street, Suite 300, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 252-2400 dfraser@jhs-architects.com | www.jhs-architects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Randy L. Sides, AIA, NCARB | Doug Fraser, AIA, NCARB | Clint Burdett, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C | Butch Barnhart, AIA, NCARB | Jeff Tilghman, AIA, NCARB For 30 years, JHS Architecture Integrated Design has cultivated an environment of quality design and customer focus. We strive to provide buildings of distinction that reflect the surroundings of those who use them. We have been gifted in our projects, in that, they have allowed us as architects to express our abilities to design, grow in expertise, and develop lasting relationships with our clients.
JUMPER CARTER SEASE ARCHITECTS 412 Meeting Street, West Columbia, SC 29169 | (803) 791-1020 todd@jcsarchitects.com | www.jcsarchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Joel M. Carter, AIA | L. Todd Sease, AIA, LEED AP Architecture that enhances our clients’ purpose through collaborative, innovative, and sustainable design
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KSQ DESIGN 701 East Bay Street, Suite 303, Charleston, SC 29403 | (843) 795-3151 mclancy@ksq.design | www.ksq.design AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Mark Clancy, AIA, LEED AP | Steve Wells, AIA, LEED AP Established in 1988, KSQ Design is a full-service firm providing architecture, engineering and interior design services to clients in the K12, higher education, healthcare, senior living and multifamily market sectors. A commitment to listening, collaboration and thoughtful sustainable design are hallmarks of the KSQ approach.
LAMBERT ARCHITECTURE + CONSTRUCTION SERVICES 522 Lady Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 451-8359 scott@lambertarchcs.com | www.lambertarchcs.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Scott Lambert, AIA Lambert Architecture + Construction Services was founded on the principal of providing client-focused design services while offering diverse delivery models aimed at meeting our client’s specific needs.We offer full-service architectural design services including planning, programming and concept development through construction administration and historic consulting services.
LIOLLIO ARCHITECTURE 147 Wappoo Creek Drive, Suite 400, Charleston, SC 29412 | (843) 762-2222 info@liollio.com | www.liollio.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Cherie Liollio, AIA, LEED AP | C. Dinos Liollio, AIA, LEED AP | Tommy Schimpf, Associate AIA | Rick Bousquet, AIA, LEED AP | Jay White, AIA, LEED AP Liollio Architecture has significantly advanced the standard of design with buildings that possess spirit, clarity and a sense of place, raising the public appreciation for architecture.
LS3P 205 1/2 King Street, Charleston, SC 29401 | (843) 577-4444 info@ls3p.com | www.LS3P.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Thompson Penney, FAIA | George Temple, AIA | Marc Marchant, AIA | Mary Beth Branham, AIA Scott May, AIA | Jim Hubbard, AIA | Eric Aichele, AIA | Dave Benham, AIA | Cindy Benjamin, AIA David Burt, AIA | Richard Gowe, AIA | Chuck Hultstrand, AIA | Willie Murphy, AIA | Denise Partridge, CPA Becky Smith, AIA | Greg Soyka, AIA | Allen Taylor, AIA | Cameron Wilson, Assoc. AIA | Brian Wurst, AIA Founded in 1963, LS3P was named Southeast Design Firm of the Year for 2014 by Engineering News Record (ENR). A design firm with regional roots and a national reach, LS3P operates from its 8 offices in Charleston, Columbia, Greenville, and Myrtle Beach, SC; Charlotte, Raleigh and Wilmington, NC, and Savannah, GA providing architecture, interiors, and planning services. LS3P is deeply committed to the communities in which it serves, with over 470 design awards in diverse practice areas.
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FIRM PROFILES M & H ARCHITECTURE 878 South Lake Drive, Lexington, SC 29072 | (888) 364-7272 jason.pelletier@meadhunt.com | www.meadhunt.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Jason Pelletier, AIA, LEED AP BD+C, NCARB, NCIDQ | Dennis Wiehl, AIA, LEED GA, NCARB Mead & Hunt has built a reputation as an architecture and engineering firm powered by innovative thinkers and steadfast experts. With over 30 offices nationally and three offices locally, you’ll find the secret behind our longevity is the relationships we’ve built with our clients. Your success is our success.
MCA ARCHITECTURE, INC. 28 Agora Place, Greenville, SC 29615 | (864) 232-8204 sberry@designmca.com | www.designmca.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Keith M. Clarke, AIA | Georgia Counduossias, AIA | P. Phillip Campbell, AIA MCA Architecture is a multi-disciplined firm serving clients in a broad range of markets. We assist our clients in making decisions and putting plans into action that affect the way people use buildings, interior spaces and entire developments. We complement our design staff with dedicated professionals in the Interior Design and Forensic Architecture disciplines, allowing MCA to provide our clients with the highest quality services and solutions.
MCMILLAN PAZDAN SMITH ARCHITECTURE 127 Dunbar Street, Spartanburg, SC 29306 | (864) 585-5678 rsmith@mcmillanpazdansmith.com | www.mcmillanpazdansmith.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Ron Smith | Joe Pazdan | Brad Smih | Donza Mattison | Cullen Pitts | Donald Love, Jr. | Lisa Lanni | KJ Jacobs | Dave Ballard | Karen Calhoun | Chad Cousins McMillan Pazdan Smith Architecture is a studio-based design firm supporting a southeastern clientele with full-service architecture, planning and interior design services. The firm represents a collaborative group of dedicated and enthusiastic design professionals that believe function, beauty, constructability and cost effectiveness are integral attributes of excellent design.
MEADORS, INC. 2811 Azalea Drive, Charleston, SC 29405 | (843) 723-8585 christine@meadorsinc.com | www.meadorsinc.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Jeremy M. Tate, AIA, LEED AP | Betty Prime, AIA, LEED AP Since 1985, Meadors, Inc. has focused on creating an environment where talented, passionate, and dedicated team members can apply their skills to the architectural process in residential and commercial design for both historic restorations and new construction. We are a series of collaborative in-house workshops that, when combined, cultivate the highest standards in architecture, construction, preservation, and conservation.
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MICHAEL BAKER INTERNATIONAL 700 Huger Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 254-2211 banderson@mbakerintl.com | www.mbakerintl.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Bob Anderson, AIA Michael Baker International offers a comprehensive range of innovative services and solutions in support of federal, state, and municipal governments, foreign allied governments, and a wide range of private development, educational and commercial clients. We have more than 6,000 employees in 90 offices worldwide. Our Columbia office has 4 registered architects with extensive experience in aviation, parking structures,early education, adult education, and renovation projects.
MOZINGO + WALLACE ARCHITECTS, LLC 618 Chestnut Road, Suite 205, Myrtle Beach, SC 29572 | (843) 449-8000 admin@mozingowallace.com | www.mozingowallace.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: S. Derrick Mozingo Jr., AIA, NCARB | Gerald C. Wallace, III, AIA Mozingo + Wallace Architects is an award winning architectural, planning and interior design firm with a 30+ year history of providing clients with creative and affordable design solutions. Project experience includes hospitality, custom single-family, multifamily, educational, religious, municipal, retail, corporate and recreational clients.
QUACKENBUSH ARCHITECTS + PLANNERS 1217 Hampton Street, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 771-2999 pdq@quackenbusharchitects.com | www.quackenbusharchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: P Douglas Quackenbush, AIA, LEED AP | Barbara Haller, AIA, LEED AP BD+C Design integrity and quality service are the binding principles of Quackenbush Architects + Planners. Our staff of motivated professionals encourages critical thinking in a collaborative environment. We strive to establish new innovative benchmarks in educational, institutional, and master planning projects.
RADIUM ARCHITECTURE 420 E Park Avenue, Suite 307, Greenville, SC 29601 | (864) 242-9027 | (843) 349-2082 (fax) admin@radiumarchitecture.com | www.radiumarchitecture.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Brad Benjamin, AIA, CSI, LEED AP bd+c | G. Scott Kilgore, AIA Radium Architecture is an architecture studio providing diverse projects in architecture, planning, and interior environments to a wide range of clients seeking unique and efficient solutions to their goals and objectives. Through this methodology, we work to bring purpose to the built environment by designing more sustainable and socially responsible places for our clients and our community.
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FIRM PROFILES ROSENBLUM COE ARCHITECTS, INC. 1643 Means Street, Charleston, SC 29412 | (843) 577-6073 rca@rosenblumcoe.com | www.rosenblumcoe.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Steven H. Coe, AIA, LEED BD+C Creative Design Solutions with the Highest Level of Service. With an emphasis on architecture for healthcare, higher education, k-12 education and mission critical public safety facilities, we have been providing design solutions in the Low country of SC for over 45 years. We embrace a collaborative design approach with our clients and strive to exceed expectations.
SGA ARCHITECTURE 245 Business Center Lane, Suite 4B, Pawleys Island, SC 29585 | (843) 237-3421 johanna@sgaarchitecture.com | www.sgaarchitecture.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Steve Goggans | Don Baus | Natasha Sexton | Luda Sobchuk | Patrick Pernell SGA is a versatile team of design & planning professionals whose expertise lies in shaping the natural & built environment. For nearly 30 years, our in-house disciplines of planning, architecture, interior design, and landscape architecture are closely integrated to promote vibrant communities & enhance quality of life. Our project experience includes K-12 & higher education, parks & recreation, healthcare, commercial developments, planning, ecclesiastical, historic, memorial and residential.
SHEPARD & ASSOCIATES, LLC 3547 Dreher Shoals Road, Suite 6, Irmo, SC 29063 | (803) 407-8284 shepard-admin@sc.rr.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Blount Shepard Since 2001, Shepard & Associates, LLC has provided professional services in the Carolinas specializing in designing and managing building envelope assets. Architectural services for construction and conservation projects include: programming, evaluation, investigation, thermal imaging, asbestos surveys, building asset management, design, and quality control inspections for public and private sector clients.
SPRINGS ASSOCIATES 4707 Oleander Drive, Suite B, Myrtle Beach, SC 29575 | (843) 839-4070 dsprings@springsarch.com | www.springsarch.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Dennis H. Springs, AIA Springs Associates is a small firm specializing in commercial building design.
STEVENS & WILKINSON 1501 Main Street, Suite 730, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 765-0320 info@stevens-wilkinson.com | www.stevens-wilkinson.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Robby Aull, AIA, ACHA, LEED AP | Keith Branham, PE, LEED AP | Bill Fleming, AIA | Ashby Gressette, AIA | Bobby Lyles, AIA | Tim Williams, AIA Dedicated to Smart Design Solutions, Stevens & Wilkinson develops forward-thinking strategies for our client’s culturally and socially significant projects. We couple strong design principles with emerging technologies to create environments that have a positive impact on our communities.
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STUBBS MULDROW HERIN ARCHITECTS 400 Hibben Street, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | (843) 881-7642 s.herin@smha.com | www.smha.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Charles Muldrow, AIA, LEED AP | Sam Herin, AIA | Steve Graudin, AIA, LEED AP Stubbs Muldrow Herin architects is a full-service architecture firm located in Mount Pleasant, centered on a variety of project types for primarily local and regional clients. We focus on working in and understanding the coastal Lowcountry. The firm’s emphasis is on careful planning, detailing, sustainability, climate conditions and architecture appropriate for its place.
STUDIO 2LR | ARCHITECTURE + INTERIORS 801 Gervais Street, Suite 201, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 233-6602 www.studio2lr.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Wes Lyles, AIA, LEED AP | Gretchen Lambert, AIA | Tripp Riley, AIA Practicing architecture and interior design through close collaboration with clients and consultants.
THE BOUDREAUX GROUP 1330 Lady Street, Suite 500, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 799-0247 jgrounds@boudreauxgroup.com | www.boudreauxgroup.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Heather A. Mitchell, AIA, LEED AP BD+C | R. Randall Huth, AIA Cultivating Relationships | Designing Inspiring Places | Enriching Communities
THOMAS & DENZINGER 138 St. Philips Street, Suite 200, Charleston, SC 29403 | (843) 723-6651 jtstudio@thomasanddenzinger.com | www.thomasanddenzinger.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Jim Thomas, AIA | Hermann Denzinger, AIA | Joel Newman, AIA , LEED AP | Joel Wenzel, AIA David Fisher, AIA | Bryan Bolin, AIA Thomas & Denzinger is known for the creativity of its architecture, for the highly individualistic response of each of its selective projects both to the specific site as well as to the spiritual considerations and physical needs of its clients.
TOM CREWS ARCHITECTS, INC 2 Corpus Christi, Suite 101, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928 | (843) 842-6009 tomc@tomcrewsarchitects.com | www.tomcrewsarchitects.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: Tom Crews Tom Crews Architects has been in business on Hilton Head Island since 1991, specializing in new construction and remodel/renovation for the residential, commercial and hospitality markets. Tom has the distinction of being the Resident Architect for the renovation and completion of Frank Lloyd Wright’s Auldbrass Plantation. aiasc.org
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FIRM PROFILES WALDON STUDIO ARCHITECTS 1100 Queensborough Blvd., Suite 201, Mount Pleasant, SC 29464 | (843) 300-7856 mjanaskie@waldonstudio.com | www.waldonstudio.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Michael Janaskie AIA, NCARB, LEED GA | Ravi S. Waldon, AIA, NCARB Mike Morgan, AIA | Kirk Gillory, AIA, NCARB, LEED AP BD+C Waldon Studio Architects is and award winning full service architectural, interiors and planning firm specializing in faith community | medical | government | k-12 and higher education | senior living | office | hospitality and | retail development projects. Waldon Studio has offices in Columbia MD | Washington DC | Charleston SC
WALKER CONCEPTS ARCHITECTURE, LLC 91-B Broad Street, Charleston, SC 29401 | (843) 727-3140 jwalker@walker-concepts.com | www.walker-concepts.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: James S. Walker, AIA Founded in 1986, R. Christian Schmitt, FAIA began the firm as a predominately residential firm that over time has grown to include a large, diverse portfolio. James Walker, AIA joined the firm in 1993 and became owner and President in 2012 . Walker Concepts Architecture is an experienced, creative, detailoriented design firm that is passionate about quality, innovative solutions, appropriateness to context, logistics, economy, architectural expression and our client’s needs.
WATSON TATE SAVORY, INC. 1316 Washington Street, Suite 100, Columbia, SC 29201 | (803) 799-5181 tsavory@watsontatesavory.com | www.watsontatesavory.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPALS: Michael Watson | Sanders Tate | Thomas Savory | Regina Floyd Gene Bell | John McLean ...creating contextually responsive architecture of distinction
WAYNE WINDHAM ARCHITECT, PA 1779 Main Road, Johns Island, SC 29455 | (843) 243-0790 wayne@waynewindhamarchitect.com | www.waynewindhamarchitect.com AIA MEMBER PRINCIPAL: G. Wayne Windham Wayne Windham, Architect has designed custom homes in and around South Carolina and the Lowcountry for over 34 years. His designs have garnered regional and national design awards. Light, airy, open floor plans with expansive views are trademarks of his homes. Each home is unique to his clients and site, and an opportunity to exceed expectations.
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