Libraries

University of South Carolina South Caroliniana Library

Architect: Liollio Architecture

Renovation of the Greek-Revival style South Caroliniana Library, constructed circa 1840, to increase archival space and optimize functionality of the historic building. The library houses special collections, the Bulfinch Reading Room, gallery space, the Kendall Memorial Room, and an administrative suite. The structure was the first free-standing library on a college campus in the United States.

Young Harris College Rollins Campus Center

The Rollins Campus Center houses a 60,000 SF student center a 500 seat dining hall, a 350 seat banquet hall, and the 40,000 SF Zell and Shirley Miller Library.

University of South Carolina Beaufort Library

Architect: Watson Tate Savory
A two story library building including a circulation desk, a stacks area, reading rooms, distance learning rooms, a classroom, a cyber cafe, a staff lounge, a computer laboratory, and offices.

University of South Carolina Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library

Architect: Watson Tate Savory
A three story addition to the Thomas Cooper Library to house the Ernest F. Hollings Special Collections Library, combining rare books and South Carolina political collections. The facility provides stacks for 250,000 volumes of books, manuscripts, political papers, folios, map storage, and framed items.

LaGrange College Frank and Laura Lewis Library

Architect: Perry Dean Rogers | Partners Architects
The Frank and Laura Lewis Library is a three story library standing in the heart of the campus, bridging academic and residential life. The building features seating for 300, enhanced technology, media rooms, reading areas, twelve group study areas, and shelving to accommodate collection growth for decades.