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Examine the role of historic train stations in shaping the economic and social fabric of towns across South Carolina. From the grand architecture of the Charleston Union Station to smaller depots in rural communities, these structures are symbols of connectivity

Explore the architectural legacy of the Gullah Geechee people, descendants of West African enslaved laborers who settled along the South Carolina coast. Their building traditions, from vernacular homes constructed with tabby concrete to praise houses and basket stands, showcase a

How the proliferation of the Greek Revival style in South Carolina’s antebellum homes, churches, and public buildings, and its symbolic role in shaping Southern identity and aesthetics.

Exploring how thoughtful architectural design can address social challenges, promote inclusivity, and create spaces that reflect and empower diverse communities in South Carolina.

Discussing the interplay between architecture and landscape design in South Carolina’s coastal areas, from early plantation designs to contemporary waterfront developments, and their impact on environmental stewardship.

Examining how architecture has contributed to the recovery and rebuilding of South Carolina communities following hurricanes and natural disasters, focusing on innovative design strategies that enhance resilience.

Showcasing South Carolina’s mid-century modern architectural gems and discuss how architects like Lyles, Bissett, Carlisle & Wolff balanced modernist principles with Southern traditions.