Featured projects
A whole new district. A whole new way of thinking.
WestLawn
The WestLawn project is Columbia’s first ever Cross-Laminated Timber (CLT) building, supporting great design, efficient construction, comfortable living and environmental responsibility.
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Page Ellington Park
BullStreet’s centerpiece for outdoor recreation features 20 acres of running and walking paths, a dog park, a two-acre pond and 2,000 linear feet of the newly day-lighted Smith Branch Creek.
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Central Energy Event Venue
There’s a new kind of buzz at Central Energy, the former steam plant in the BullStreet District that’s been restored as a modern venue for special events of all kinds, as well as the weekly services of DOWNTOWN CHURCH. The venue has been thoughtfully restored and reimagined as a vibrant community gathering space.
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Parker Annex
Home to the South Carolina Department of Natural Resources’ Heritage Trust Program, the historic Parker Annex Archaeology Center was purchased and renovated by Columbia, S.C. development firm, Diversified Development. The 9,300-sq. ft. building is more than 100 years old and features original windows, exterior doors and 13.5-foot ceilings with exposed beams and rafters.
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The Historic Ensor Building
The Ensor Building is a 7,200 sf adaptive reuse project completed in early 2018 and steps away from the thrill of baseball. Ensor is home to VIA Health and Partners, a Carolinas-based hospice group, and Publico Kitchen and Tap, a popular Latin-Asian influenced restaurant.
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SOCO BullStreet
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BullStreet Technology Village
Shared work spaces, gigabit internet and a campus designed to help tech workers and companies collaborate and create the next big thing. The future is bright (and fast) at BullStreet.
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Segra Park
Entertainment all year. 2016 Ballpark of the Year, this park is the centerpiece for the new BullStreet district. With capacity for 9,000+ fans, it’s the new social spot for friends, families and fans.
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First Base Building
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