Ok. Its been kind of slow the last couple of days, so I thought I would try to stimulate some conversation.
Here goes.
Greenville News just released an article titled:
Greenville Names its Favorite Buildings.
The list is compiled from almost 4,000 votes and includes 20 structures, both new and old, from bank buildings to bridges and plazas. Here are the results:
1. Liberty Bridge: Rosales Gottemoeller & Associates / Jorg Schlaich
2. Peace Center for the Performing Arts: Craig, Gaulden & Davis
3.
Riverplace: Cooper Cary Architects
4.
Westin Poinsett: WL Stoddard
5.
200 E. Broad Street: Pazdan-Smith Group Architects
6.
Christ Episcopal Church Sanctuary: Craig, Gaulden & Davis
7.
Coca Cola Building: Architect, Unknown
8.
Creekside Professional Village: The Ellis Group
9.
Falls Cottage: Architect, Unknown
10.
Fluor Field: Architect, DLR Group
11.
Greenville County Art Museum: Craig, Gaulden & Davis
12.
Heritage Park: Craig, Gaulden, & Davis
13.
Hubbell Lighting: McMillan Smith & Partners
14.
Hughes Main Library: Craig, Gaulden & Davis
15.
Old Chamber Building
16.
Poinsett Bridge: Architect, Unknown
17.
South Carolina Governor’s School for the Arts and Humanities
18.
Timken / Collaboration 3
19.
Upstate Veterinary Specialists
20.
Wyche Pavilion: Architect, Unknown
Greenville names its favorite buildings | GreenvilleOnline.com | The Greenville News
My Top 5 Buildings
1. Liberty Bridge (not really a building
)
2. Westin Poinsett
3. Riverplace
4. Fluor Field
5. Hubbell Lighting
What are your top 5 or 20 Buildings? (Bridge)
and maybe Why it is your favorite?
Looking for both residents of the upstate and out-of-towners to get a better perspective!
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