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Johnston Design Group provides restorative design for the former Piedmont Shirt Factory building

February 7, 2020

Our rendering shows the completed 2020 restoration and transformation of the site, located on Poinsett Highway. What could be more restorative than taking a landmark Greenville building and turning it…

A client gift that takes the cake

January 3, 2020

Announcements, Of Interest

Actually, the gift is the cake. It’s from our client, Jay Desai, the owner of The Palms at Brushy Creek, a retail and restaurant strip center in Greer. Jay’s wife,…

The Settlement, Simpsonville, SC - Mixed Use

Johnston Design Group and The Randolph Group bring “the magic of mixed use” development to Simpsonville

August 6, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

The Greenville News recently published this article on an exciting project we’re working on with an old friend, Jeff Randolph of The Randolph Group, called The Settlement. It’s a new,…

A new design and structural system eliminates the problems of urban multi-family construction

May 22, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

When we look at new design and construction technologies, we evaluate them objectively and in terms of what will work best for the project. That said, we were excited to…

An eco-friendly vision for the restoration of Notre Dame

May 13, 2019

Of Interest

Photo/Rendering Credit: Vincent Callebaut Architectures In April, the French government announced an international competition to redesign the cathedral’s 19th-century spire, following the devastating fire earlier in the month. This is…

The Palms at Brushy Creek

May 7, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

It’s always encouraging to see environmentally conscious developments appear in our community. The Upstate Business Journal and GSA Business Report have updates on a cool, sustainable project we’re working on.…

Affordable housing makes Greenville better for everyone

May 2, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

A prominent 2020 presidential candidate was in Greenville recently to discuss one of the issues we care deeply about — affordable housing. While the Johnston Design Group doesn’t endorse any…

atHome looks at the three principles that inform our residential design

March 19, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

The Spring 2019 edition of atHome includes a “Green Aspirations” feature that looks at our restorative design process for homes, whether we’re building from scratch or updating an existing home.…

UPDATE — We’ve released design renderings for our project at Rhett and Wardlaw Streets

February 25, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

The Upstate Business Journal has the latest on our nine-story, mixed-used development at the corner of Rhett and Wardlaw in Greenville’s West End. The project goes before the city’s Design…

Greenville’s design review board urban panel sees new downtown placemaking opportunities

February 2, 2019

Announcements, Of Interest

We’re in the planning and design phase of a new nine-story multi-family development in downtown Greenville, at the intersection of Rhett and Wardlaw. As part of our work to build…

Of Interest

Johnston Design Group provides restorative design for the former Piedmont Shirt Factory building

A client gift that takes the cake

Johnston Design Group and The Randolph Group bring “the magic of mixed use” development to Simpsonville

A new design and structural system eliminates the problems of urban multi-family construction

An eco-friendly vision for the restoration of Notre Dame

The Palms at Brushy Creek

Affordable housing makes Greenville better for everyone

atHome looks at the three principles that inform our residential design

UPDATE — We’ve released design renderings for our project at Rhett and Wardlaw Streets

Greenville’s design review board urban panel sees new downtown placemaking opportunities

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