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Read the original National Trust for Historic Preservation article here.  Restored: Pullman Artspace Lofts In May the renovated Pullman Artspace Lofts marked the first new multifamily residential development in Chicago’s Pullman neighborhood in more than 60 years. Nonprofit groups Artspace, Chicago Neighborhood Initiatives, and PullmanArts worked to rehabilitate two long-vacant 1880s buildings that once housed […]

Proposed King Street Elevation of Courier Square Phase II, Building 1 (635 King Street) On Wednesday, the Board of Architectural Review-Large will review the proposed design for the largest building of the Courier Square Phase II project at 635 King Street. The building includes 240 apartments and ground floor retail encircling an internal parking garage. […]

Watch the PSC staff discuss the Fall Tours & Master Series on Lowcountry Live. You can view the interview here.  

Read the original Live 5 story here.  CHARLESTON, S.C. (WCSC) – A proposed development on Calhoun Street is causing controversy, especially now that the company is taking legal action against the city to get its design approved. Officials with the Preservation Society of Charleston (PSC) said not only is the proposed design of the development […]

Read the original Holy City Sinner article here.  Press Release In celebration of Charleston, the Preservation Society of Charleston’s Fall Tours & Master Series offers guests rich and rare glimpses into a city defined by its historic architecture, intimate gardens, and diverse cultural heritage. Now in its 45th year, the annual Fall Tours & Master […]

Charleston County Courthouse, courtesy Warren LeMay, Wikimedia Commons The PSC has submitted a Petition to Intervene in a lawsuit filed by the developers of 295 Calhoun that challenges the authority of the Board of Architectural Review (BAR). The Board’s decision to deny the proposed 8-story, mixed-use building echoed comments presented by PSC that the design […]