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1304 Meeting Street
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1304 Meeting Street

Charleston, SC

Axiom Archi­tec­ture is work­ing with LMC to bring a new com­mu­ni­ty to the upper penin­su­la area in Charleston, South Car­oli­na. Locat­ed near the inter­sec­tion of Meet­ing Street and Mor­ri­son Dri­ve, and across the street from a future tran­sit sta­tion, this build­ing will con­tin­ue the trans­for­ma­tion of a for­mal­ly indus­tri­al area into a thriv­ing neigh­bor­hood with easy access to His­toric Charleston. New street lev­el pub­lic plazas will invite vis­i­tors to stop a while and enjoy sig­na­ture restau­rants and bou­tique retail that will occu­py the ground floor. Above that, res­i­dents will enjoy the use of mul­ti­ple ele­vat­ed ter­races, includ­ing a pool ter­race and two roof ter­races, all three with views of down­town Charleston and the near­by Coop­er Riv­er with its icon­ic bridge. The build­ing aes­thet­ic will care­ful­ly craft a mix of a his­toric ware­house typol­o­gy ref­er­enc­ing Charleston’s past with a more mod­ern and sleek veneer invoca­tive of Charleston’s future.

This build­ing will be Type III and Type IA con­struc­tion, with five floors of wood framed res­i­den­tial units over three sto­ries of con­crete mixed use, includ­ing a garage, com­mer­cial spaces, and addi­tion­al apart­ments. The com­mu­ni­ty is slat­ed to open for res­i­dents in 2020.