Our reimagining of Greenville’s City Hall asks the question and offers an alternative — a global statement combining art, municipal government and entrepreneurship.
Of Interest
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.
Invest In Our Planet for Earth Day 2022
This year’s Earth Day theme is Invest In Our Planet.
The Green Laundry Lounge opens at the end of January
The pandemic delayed its launch, but the Green Laundry Lounge is on track to open at the end of January. And the operations will be green from the front to the back of the house.
Byron Jefferies and Luke Perry are teaching the next generation of architects
30 Clemson students participated in a design charrette with us as part of their 2020 Firm Crawl. Like any profession, architecture depends on a pipeline of new talent. Two of…
Design combining two things that typically don’t go together
Our challenge was to take these two things — a laundromat and a lounge — and combine them in a comfortable and welcoming space. We had to balance the functional, utilitarian concept of the laundromat with an attractive, stylish lounge.
Hooray for Earth Day!
Let’s work together to protect and restore our planet — because there’s no Plan B if we lose this one.
Johnston Design Group donates restorative design for historic McClaren project in downtown Greenville
Restorative design lends itself to other values we support — urban renewal, affordable housing and social justice. We’re proud to help restore the former McClaren Medical Shelter as a community center honoring Dr. Edward E. McClaren.