Author: <span>Lia Contursi</span>

GSA Business Report SeamonWhiteside will soon have a new home in Greenville. “The site design firm, which has offices throughout the Carolinas, will be relocating its Greenville office to the historic Judson Mill District, according to a news release. The multi-disciplinary firm will move its 46 employees from its 7,500-square-foot space on Rhett Street to […]

Charlotte Business Journal “Charleston, South Carolina-based SeamonWhiteside recently moved its Charlotte operations to a 7,000-square-foot space in lower South End…” Read Original Article

upstatebizSC “SeamonWhitesid is projected to design and build nearly 30 million square feet of industrial buildings this year alone. The firm’s expansion into the industrial sector comes when the demand for right-shoring—relocating a business’s manufacturing and production operations to the company’s original country—is seeing exponential growth…” Read Original Article

upstatebizSC “SeamonWhiteside is proud to announce its completion of planning, civil engineering, and landscape architecture services for the brand new Southern First Bank Headquarters located in Greenville, SC…” Read Original Article

GSA Business Report “Kansas City-based firm Hunt Midwest is building the first industrial facility in Anderson’s new Evergreen Logistics Park as part of the company’s expansion across South Carolina…” Read Original Article

Soda City Biz Wire “SeamonWhiteside offers hiring strategies for companies to build a strong workforce successfully…” Read Original Article

Holy City Sinner “SeamonWhiteside is proud to announce its completion of civil engineering and landscape architecture for the new Mount Pleasant Town Hall Track…” Read Original Article

Holy City Sinner “SeamonWhiteside, is participating in the Carolina Brain Tumor Walk and Race on Saturday, April 23rd, hosted by the National Brain Tumor Society, the largest nonprofit organization dedicated to the brain tumor community in the United States…” Read Original Article

SW+ Blog A New Approach to Lowcountry Expansion With the national housing demand as high as it has been in the last couple of years due to large numbers of hopeful buyers and a limited number of houses on the market, home builders across the country have been purchasing land and investing in residential development. […]

GroundBreak Carolinas “SeamonWhiteside is excited to announce the completion of its work on the new Credit One Stadium, formerly known as the Volvo Car Stadium on Daniel Island…” Read Original Article