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Our Awards

Third Presbyterian Church Restoration

C. 1911, Trinity Church of Greenville, Greenville SC

Wilkins Mansion Restoration

C. 1878, Historic Tax Credit Project, Greenville SC

Holtzendorff Hall Restoration

C. 1915, Clemson University, Clemson SC

First National Bank of Clinton Rehabilitation

C. 1915, Historic Tax Credit Project, Clinton
SC

First National Bank of Clinton Rehabilitation

Rehabilitation Inspiration Award

Outdoor Theatre Restoration

C. 1940, Clemson University, Clemson SC

Holly Springs School Stabilization

C.1870, Possum Kingdom SC

Holly Springs School Stabilization

C.1870, Possum Kingdom SC

Riggs Hall Restoration

C. 1927, Clemson University, Clemson SC

Woodburn Plantation Exterior Rehabilitation

C. 1830, Stabilization, Pendleton Historic
Foundation, Pendleton SC

Burdette Building Rehabilitation

C.1921, Tax Credit Project, Simpsonville SC

Verdier House Exterior Restoration

C. 1808, Historic Beaufort Foundation, Beaufort SC

106 East Benson

106 E. Benson St. Rehabilitation, C.1888, Historic Tax Credit Project, Anderson SC

Grantville Depot Rehabilitation

C. 1895, City of Grantville, Grantville GA

Sullivan Hardware Warehouse Rehabilitation

C. 1905, Tax Credit Project, Anderson SC

Hester Store Rehabilitation

C. 1893, Historic Tax Credit Rehabilitation, Dacusville SC

Spring Park Inn Rehabilitation

C. 1820, Historic Site Creation, Travelers Rest SC

Campbell’s Covered Bridge

C. 1909, Full Restoration, Greenville County PRT, Campobello
SC

Anderson Post Office

C. 1909, Historic Tax Credit Project, Anderson SC

The Beaux Arts Anderson Post Office is one of the most recognizable buildings on the town’s Main Street. The building served as a funeral home for much of the twentieth century and underwent significant inappropriate alterations including the construction of an entire second flood bisecting the historic interiors. Archival research guided the removal of these alterations and the restoration of the building’s layout and monumental lobby. The Anderson Post office no longer contains a maze of cramped dark spaces, it is once again an airy and vibrant space that hosts community events and fosters commerce.

lobby after
Garage before demo
New patio
Lobby before
Mail sorting room before
Replication of clerestory wall begins
Caine reception