At Home Upstate looks at the Johnston Design Group approach to restorative design in the Fall 2023 issue.
Of Interest
It’s official. Luke Perry is now an Architect
Luke joined us in 2018 as an architectural designer and project manager. This year, the firm named him as an associate and he finally completed the paperwork for his architect licensure.
Job shadowing at Johnston Design Group
As a rising junior studying architecture at Clemson, I want to meet architects and designers, and see their work process for myself. I felt the best way to do this would be with job shadowing.
New state and local funding help transform the McClaren Medical Shelter
The Urban League of the Upstate has worked with the state legislature and City of Greenville to transform this historic building into a center that will promote health and quality of life in the Upstate.
Gracie Plaza at the Arena District — the intersection of urban renewal and restorative design
The Upstate Business Journal recently took a look at major mixed-use projects in the Upstate. We were pleased to see the article list two of our projects.
Bridgeway Station brings old world Italian charm to the Upstate
Hughes Investments is working on an urban village along I-385 in Mauldin. Bridgeway Station will offer at least 1 million square feet of new apartments, offices, shopping, dining, lodging and entertainment.
Does downtown Greenville need another development with $2 million condos?
Our reimagining of Greenville’s City Hall asks the question and offers an alternative — a global statement combining art, municipal government and entrepreneurship.
A client problem becomes a solution for local watershed restoration
Blast rock at an Upstate construction site has been upcycled for local watershed restoration.
Large turnout at Newtown charette signals first steps to a strong revival of the Southernside neighborhood.
Last week, Mountain View and Parish House CDC hosted a charrette to gather input and ideas for a master plan.
Johnston Design Group welcomes everyone to public charrette for Newtown community
As architects committed to social justice and economic equity, we work with local stakeholders to bring new vitality and social enterprise to marginalized neighborhoods. Tuesday, April 26, we start the public charrette for our work in Greenville’s Newtown Community.