Building Civic Pride: How Architecture Shapes South Carolina’s Public Spaces
Discussing the role of iconic public buildings like courthouses, libraries, and city halls in promoting civic pride and community engagement and highlighting notable examples from around the state.
Preserving History: The Legacy of African American Builders in South Carolina
Delve into the contributions of African American craftsmen and builders to South Carolina’s architectural heritage, focusing on the craftsmanship in structures like churches, schools, and homes built during and after Reconstruction.
The Power of Architecture: Celebrating South Carolina’s Built Heritage
Welcome to the first in a new blog series by the South Carolina Architectural Foundation, where we embark on an exciting journey through South Carolina’s architectural history. Over the coming months, we will explore the rich tapestry of our state’s
A Walk Through Time: The Evolution of Main Street Architecture in South Carolina
Examine the transformation of Main Streets across South Carolina towns, focusing on how historic buildings have been preserved, adapted, or revitalized to maintain community identity and support local economies.
The Charleston Single House: An Icon of Southern Architectural Innovation
Exploring the distinctive Charleston Single House, its historical origins, and its architectural and cultural significance highlights how this unique design responds to the Lowcountry climate and urban planning principles.