UNION PIER OPEN HOUSE Thursday, Sept. 29, 11 a.m. – 7 p.m. Union Pier cruise passenger terminal 196 Concord St. (free parking in Lot B) Info: unionpiersc.com This Thursday, you have a chance to set foot on a piece of property downtown that has not been accessible to the public in nearly 100 years. […]
This Wednesday, the third phase of the massive Morrison Yard development will go before the Board of Architectural Review-Large (BAR-L) for conceptual review. For reference, the first two phases are wrapping up construction on the east side of Morrison Drive near the foot of the Ravenel Bridge, and there is no mistaking this highly conspicuous […]
Proposed facades of Society Street (left) and George Street (right). Image Source: Aug 24 BAR-L Image Overview A proposal to redevelop a critical downtown site will be heard by the Board of Architectural Review – Large on Wednesday. The major infill project slated for the surface parking lot between George and Society Streets was originally […]
Tomorrow, the Board of Architectural Review-Large (BAR-L) will review two major proposals that represent very different approaches to new construction in Charleston.
Mission Concepción, c. 1755, is one of four missions included in the San Antonio Missions National Historical Park, the only UNESCO World Heritage Site in Texas. The PSC is a member of the Vernacular Architecture Forum (VAF), a national organization dedicated to the study of “vernacular” or unique, locally-inspired architecture. In Charleston, one of our […]
Charleston is not alone in our battle with rising seas. We are among dozens of other coastal communities trying to learn to live with water, while maintaining a special sense of place and livability for residents. This is why we feel collaboration is essential as we chart a course for the future, so we can […]