Last month, the Board of Architectural Review voted 4-2 to give preliminary approval to the Spaulding Paolozzi Center design by Portland, Ore., architect Brad Cloepfil. The vote marked the second level of approval in the city's three-step review. [...]
This week, the Historic Charleston Foundation, the Preservation Society and the Charlestowne and Historic Ansonborough neighborhood associations took their fight to another venue: Charleston County's Court of Common Pleas.
— postandcourier.com
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Classic.
Charleston would benefit from a building such as this. Most buildings were contemporary for their time at some point. Open-mindedness is the first step for positive growth or change. A city that incorporates a balance between old and new buildings can very well increase the longevity of its culture.
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