• Company Culture

We are proud to announce that Ryan Bland, AICP has joined our team as a Senior Planner! With over 20 years of planning experience, Ryan brings public sector planning and implementation strategies to our team.  Sharing our mission of enriching communities, Ryan Bland has shepherded a number of award winning city projects including comprehensive plans, […]

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• Local Government

We love attending the South Carolina City and County Management Association conference! We learn so much about what our friends in local government are facing as 2022 rolls into 2023. The goal of the South Carolina City and County Management Association is to improve the quality of public administration in South Carolina local government, and […]

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• Awards

Heather Mitchell was honored to be recognized as one of the 50 Most Influential People by Columbia Business Monthly. With over 27 years of experience, Heather Mitchell’s design leadership energizes building projects throughout South Carolina and beyond. As President and as a Principal-In-Charge at BOUDREAUX, an architecture, interiors, planning, and preservation firm with studios in […]

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• Interiors

BOUDREAUX interior designer, James Wall, IIDA, NCIDQ takes leadership role as Co-Director of the Columbia City Center for IIDA Carolinas Chapter. The International Interior Design Association (IIDA) supports the Interior Design industry, focusing on commercial Interior Design. This global network intentionally supports professional development to elevate creativity and industry knowledge. As Co-Director for this chapter […]

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• Higher Education

BOUDREAUX is honored and thrilled to be on the team selected to plan, design, develop, and construct the University of South Carolina’s Health Sciences Campus on the BullStreet District in downtown Columbia, SC. The university’s health sciences campus is expected to have a transformational impact on health sciences research and health care delivery in South […]

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• Local Government
• Awards
• Planning

Irene Dumas Tyson, AICP, Associate AIA was recognized by the South Carolina Chapter of the American Planning Association (SCAPA) as the 2022 Distinguished Planner of the Year. The award was bestowed at their annual conference in Hilton Head in November. This award recognizes a planning professional who has demonstrated outstanding contributions to the planning field […]

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• Local Government
• Awards
• Planning

The City of Inman was awarded the Rural Outstanding Project Award for their master planning efforts from the South Carolina Chapter of the American Planning Association (SCAPA) at their annual conference. Mayor Cornelius Huff, City Manager Joe Lanahan, City Planner April Gibson, and master planning partner Irene Dumas Tyson with BOUDREAUX and Larry McGoogin with […]

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• Local Government

For several decades The City of Columbia has had two public pools. Maxcy Gregg public pool, originally built for whites only and named for a confederate general, was built in 1949. Drew Park public pool, built shortly after Maxcy Gregg, was for African Americans only. Though both pools eventually were desegregated, divides remained. The New […]

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• Higher Education
• Professional Paper

We were honored to present with Clemson University’s Director of Residential Living Dr. Leasa Ann Kowalski Evinger on Douthit Hills Student Community to the South Carolina Housing Officers Association Conference at Clemson University. Clemson University’s Housing Leadership teams up with its architect to share insights from the design process of Douthit Hills. With over 1600 […]

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• Local Government
• Awards

Richland Library was recognized by the American Institute of Architects (AIA) Columbia Chapter earning the Honor Award for Interior Architecture for the inspiring work renovating their main location on Assembly Street in the heart of downtown Columbia. AIA Columbia Design Awards are the city’s highest recognition of excellence in design. The reinvestment in the Main […]

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