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Gilbane and USC representatives topped out the university’s $300 million School of Medicine building in Columbia’s BullStreet District, marking a major milestone for the health sciences project. (Photo/University of South Carolina)
Jan 28, 2026

Gilbane tops out USC School of Medicine building in Columbia

Gilbane has topped out USC’s $300 million School of Medicine building in Columbia’s BullStreet District, marking a major milestone for the health sciences project.

Like its Bridgway Station home, the stadium design is inspired by old-world Italy. (Rendering/Johnston Design Group)|Seating at the stadium was reduced from the original plan for 10,000 seats to 6,300 to promote a more intimate fan experience, according to Greenville Pro Soccer. (Rendering/Johnston Design Group)
Sep 23, 2025

Greenville Triumph, Liberty stadium rising in Mauldin

A new 6,300-seat stadium at BridgeWay Station in Mauldin will host Greenville Triumph and Liberty soccer matches starting in 2026, boosting the Upstate economy.

Greenville Gateway will put occupants on the former Memorial Auditorium for the first time in almost three decades and serve as an entryway to downtown from Interstate 385. (Rendering/Johnson Design Group)|The Greenville City Council approved a $130 million Gateway project at 250 N. Church St., featuring a 29-story tower, public plaza, art gallery and infrastructure upgrades. (Rendering/Johnson Design Group)
Aug 28, 2025

Greenville approves $130M Gateway project at Church Street

The Greenville City Council approved a $130 million Gateway project at 250 N. Church St., featuring a 29-story tower, public plaza, art gallery and infrastructure upgrades.

Jul 30, 2025

$50M redevelopment to transform Columbia’s downtown core

Columbia's municipal complex renovation and ōLiv Columbia project promise to revitalize downtown with housing, retail and public service upgrades.

Prisma Health’s new behavioral health hospital is expected to be ready for occupancy in two years. (Rendering/Cannon Design)|The hospital site is a 46-acre site in Easley off S.C. Highway 153 in a largely undeveloped section of Pickens County where designers are taking advantage of the peaceful setting. (Rendering/Cannon Design)|Project management for the new hospital is in the hands of JLL. Civil engineering is overseen by Thomas & Hutton with design by Cannon Design. Brasfield & Gorrie is leading construction. (Photo/Ross Norton)|Dr. Karen Lommel took the occasion to announce an additional $1 million gift from the Sargent Foundation. (Photo/Ross Norton)|Sen. Thomas Alexander, president of the South Carolina Senate, called the start of construction a significant step forward in addressing a longstanding need for mental health services in the community. (Photo/Ross Norton)|The hospital is designed to take advantage of the healing power of architecture, with natural light and a view of the woods from every patient room. (Rendering/Cannon Design)
May 20, 2025

Prisma Health breaks ground on $138M mental health hospital

Prisma Health begins construction on a $138M behavioral hospital in Easley, doubling inpatient capacity and expanding mental health care in the Upstate.

Haley Grau, executive director of the Middle Tyger Community Center, speaks during the groundbreaking ceremony of the Middle Tyger Education Center. (Photo/Middle Tyger Community Center)
Apr 28, 2025

Duncan community center begins work on $19M education facility

Middle Tyger Community Center begins construction on a $19M early education facility in Duncan to combat childcare shortages in Spartanburg County.