These 14 Pieces Of Architectural Brilliance In South Carolina Could WOW Anyone
When you look around you do you really SEE what you’re looking at? Most will only see the flow of traffic, the people; maybe they are looking for a specific place to eat, but few will appreciate the magnificence that surrounds them on a daily basis. South Carolina is full of architectural brilliance. We may not have many towering skyscrapers, but what we do have will blow you away!
It was completed in 1853. I don't know about you, but buildings like this always amaze me.
Built between 1851 and 1907 in the Greek Revival style.
It's amazing how a different perspective can make a building look like two different structures.
Built between 1890 and 1907, this church is famous for its neo-gothic architecture.
Built in 1927, this concrete arch bridge crosses the Congaree River.
It was built in 1911 and was the first enclosed mall in Columbia. It's still open today.
Modern architecture. All those clean lines and look at the way it reflects the beauty of the day.
Built in 1845, this is splendid example of the Gothic Revival style designed by Edward White.
It was built in 1829. Some say that the building's designer based it on a painting that he loved. We will never know whether that is true or not, but we do know that it is striking!
This is just amazing to see in person. It is reportedly made to be hurricane proof. There is a similar one in Florence County. Wouldn't it be amazing to have a tour?
It was built in 2005 to replace two cantilever truss bridges that were not capable of withstanding the amount of traffic between Mt. Pleasant and Charleston. This bridge spans 13,200 feet and is visually stunning to behold.
This beautifully ornate building has quite a history. This particular one was built in 1809 and began as a hotel, but in 1835 it was renovated to be a theatre. It's been renovated quite a few time since then, but holds its gorgeous charm.
This is the organ loft inside the church, but I guarantee you that the rest of it is just as amazing.
The infrastructure of a pier is interesting. It takes just as much work to hold up a structure as it does to make it beautiful; in the work to make it sturdy they gave us something beautiful.
The beauty of South Carolina never disappoints. From natural beauty to man-made marvels, we seem to be lucky in all aspects. Which are your favorite architectural pieces? If you have a picture or a comment, please share it in the comment section below. I would LOVE to see your photographs!
