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Holy City Sinner “The Summerville office opened in 2016 and started with only three employees. Over the past five years, the office has significantly grown its team to include six Civil Engineers and three Landscape Architects…” Read Original Article

Moultrie News “The Daniel Island Recreation Center opened its doors to the community as the first city-owned indoor recreation facility to serve the Daniel Island community…” Read Original Article

abc4 News “DORCHESTER COUNTY, S.C. (WCIV) — The Ashley River Park is set to open its 87-acre property to the public this year, says a developer on the project…” Read Original Article

SCBIZtv “In the 25th episode of “Coffee With…” SC Biz publisher Rick Jenkins has coffee with Jason Munday, P.E., managing principal at SeamonWhiteside….” Watch the Episode Here

From The Field “Occupational sectors, such as landscape architecture, have been slow to close the gender gap. An estimated 24 percent of project landscape architects are women at present, but the number is steadily increasing—especially after a year that has forced all industries to rethink and reprioritize diversity….” Read Original Article

From LowcountryBizSC “SeamonWhiteside has completed the site design and landscape architecture for the Grand Opening of Wild Dunes’ newest resort, the Sweetgrass Inn, located at 5757 Palm Blvd. on the Isle of Palms…” Read Original Article

From GSA Biz Wire “SeamonWhiteside has announced it will be providing Landscape Architecture, Civil Engineering and 3D Modeling services for the new Lewis Barbecue located in Greenville, SC….” Read Original Article

From Authority Magazine “As part of my series about “the five things we need to do to close the gender wage gap,” I had the pleasure of interviewing Frances Yarbrough…” Read Original Article

From The Post & Courier “Mount Pleasant is poised to make dramatic progress toward a goal many cities and towns have long sought: new infrastructure that would give residents a way to crisscross their community safely on foot or by bike. If successful, a new public-private initiative would help realize Mount Pleasant Way — an […]

From Landscape Architecture Magazine “A 19th century bequest for the poor and elderly gets a missing piece: an urban farm…” Read Original Article