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BOUDREAUX announces the opening of a new studio in Charlotte, North Carolina. Since 1976, the firm has had a strong reputation as a dynamic, socially responsible firm committed to excellence in architecture, planning, interiors, and historic preservation.  Having just celebrated their 46th anniversary in South Carolina, BOUDREAUX has designed several major projects throughout the Carolinas […]

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We are excited to see the new State Credit Union headquarters progress! In celebration of the last steel beam, it’s tradition for design team and client to sign the beam. We are honored to have our name in this building.

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The Post and Courier Columbia covered an upcoming BOUDREAUX project, the Rutledge Building Renovations. Article below: 119 apartments, retail proposed for SC Education Department office tower redevelopmentBy Jessica [email protected] 6, 2022 COLUMBIA — The state Department of Education headquarters could soon become apartments.A developer has submitted plans to renovate the 16-story office tower at the […]

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Today we celebrate the groundbreaking at the South Carolina State Credit Union’s new headquarter offices on Huger Street downtown Columbia. Guided by its mission to improve the financial lives of their members, the State Credit Union (SCU) is consolidating and expanding at its Headquarters location on Huger Street between Greene and College Streets in downtown […]

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Along with Todd Sease, AIA Chair of the MTC Commission, Dr. Ronald Rhames, President of MTC, Dr. Barrie Kirk, Provost, and Debbie Walker, Vice President of Business Affairs and Chief Financial Officer, Heather was honored to present the Center for Business and Information Technologies to the Association of Community College Trustees on October 15th. The […]

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• Workplace

State Credit Union operates solely for the benefit of its members – so we are thrilled to be working with them on an investment that will help them grow and serve their mission. Teamed with LCK and Cox and Dinkins, we are honored to be working with SC State Credit Union on their new headquarters […]

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We were thrilled to help celebrate the reopening of the newly renovated family shelter with Homeless No More this morning. This project was a labor of love and we were honored to work with the entire HNM team to make this dream a reality! https://www.homelessnomoresc.org/

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• Preservation/Historic
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Congratulations goes to the the Cathy Novinger Girl Scout Leadership Center project team! Each year Historic Columbia celebrates Preservation Month through an awards program recognizing notable examples of preservation, rehabilitation, and restoration projects that have maintained or added to Columbia and Richland County’s historical, architectural, and cultural heritage. When merited, persons or entities whose contributions […]

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• Preservation/Historic
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BOUDREAUX was recognized at this year’s virtual American Institute of Architects Columbia award ceremony for the design of its own office. They accepted the 2020 Merit Award for Historic Preservation/Adaptive Reuse/Renovation for the design and rehabilitation of the former Powell Furniture store on Sumter Street.  One block from Main Street, the second floor of a […]

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• Preservation/Historic
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BOUDREAUX’s professional offices and the boutique Hotel Trundle were recognized with an Adaptive Use Award presented by Historic Columbia as part of its Annual Preservation Awards. This project unites three historic historical retail buildings into one: 1519 Sumter Street (built in 1920), 1224 Taylor Street (built in 1940), and 1222 Taylor Street (built in 1914). […]

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