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Category Archives: Charleston Architecture
Inspired Infill – Building Dreams at 264-268 Ashley Ave
Down a long dirt driveway in an unlikely part of town, hidden amongst ramshackle Charleston homes in various states of deterioration, lies a project of such inspiration and passion, the energy of it is palpable. Dramatic I know, but true … Continue reading
Posted in Charleston Architecture, Developments, Inspired
Tagged Architecture, Cannonborough, Downtown Charleston, Unique Properties
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Homes with a Water View in Downtown Charleston
You want it all don’t you? A beautiful home in the middle of an exciting and gracious city, historic details, modern comforts, off-street parking, and the piece-de-la-resistance, a view of the water. I don’t blame you because I do too. … Continue reading
Master Preservationist Program-Day Ten. Rethinking Sustainability and the Meaning of “Green”
I apologize in advance for the brevity of this post because, well, part of our program on day ten was cut short by the pouring rain (no One Cool Blow and TacoBoy for us!). But I wanted to put some … Continue reading
Master Preservationist Program-Day Five. Illuminating the Interiors
Wallpaper – NO! Crazy paint colors – NO! Carpet in living areas – NO! Such has been my generic real estate mantra for years, but ah…how tastes change. 150 years ago I would have been most ignorant and unfashionable, and certainly of … Continue reading
Posted in Charleston Architecture, Master Preservation Program
Tagged Architecture, history, Photos, Preservation, Unique Properties
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Master Preservationist Program-Day Three. Getting in the Guts
Bricks. I discovered I have a fascination with bricks – the patterns, the mortar, the construction….But more on that later. On Day 3 of the Master Preservationist Program, we studied Building Technology, or as I like to call it, “getting … Continue reading
The City Market becomes more Local
For years I’ve dreamt about the City Market becoming more than just a tourist destination selling schlocky knock-off purses, jewelry and kids clothes. I’ve envisioned a market more like Seattle’s Pike Place or New York’s Grand Central Market – … Continue reading
So What is That Thing? The Old Brick Facade Behind Harris Teeter
If you live here or visited Charleston, you have probably biked or driven past this strange looking brick facade in ruins, right behind the Harris Teeter grocery store. What is it? you mutter to yourself…why is it still standing there … Continue reading
Penthouse Living in Charleston – Which Are The Best?
I’ve written about handy man specials in Wagener Terrace, about the hot million dollar market in Downtown Charleston, about condo buildings and the highest-priced home for sale on the Peninsula…but I haven’t yet touched penthouses. Inspired by a recent open … Continue reading
Historic King Street in 1915
A friend of mine unearthed this great photo yesterday and I had to post it. Check out the trolley lines and the lights across the street. It’s amazing how much it looks the same, yet completely different. I do love … Continue reading
The Charleston City Market gets a new look in 2010
Those of us who live here look at the City Market with a smidge of disdain and wishful thinking. 15 years ago, it was the only place to go for nightlife so we all did. Today – it has become … Continue reading
Posted in Charleston Architecture
Tagged Architecture, Charleston, Downtown Charleston, Food, News, sustainable communities
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