Check out the video of the building, inside and out.
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Charleston Earthquake of 1886. photo credit: St. Louis University Archives
Seismic Activity in Charleston: Are our buildings safe during an earthquake?
The 7.8 magnitude earthquake that hit Nepal on April 25 has killed over seven thousand people and completely or partially destroyed nearly 300,000 structures. As Nepal digs itself out of the rubble, let’s ask ourselves how safe are the buildings we live and work in?
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Opening day for Gadsdenboro Park
What a perfect day to celebrate the grand opening of another beautiful public park in downtown Charleston ...
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ADC celebrates our 25th anniversary with family and friends at the River Dogs game
Thanks to everyone for celebrating with us at "The Joe" ...
Read MoreNew partners named at ADC
ADC Engineering, Inc. is pleased to announce that Larry Barthelemy, Chris Gilger, Jimmy Jones, and Jeff Webb are new partners of the firm. “While celebrating our 25th year and our expansion to the upstate ...
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Photo credit: Perkins + Will
MUSC's new $350M children's hospital is designed for the families it serves
ADC is teamed with Perkins + Will and McMillan Pazdan Smith architects for civil engineering and landscape architecture and Walter P Moore for structural engineering on MUSC’s new ...
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ADC kicks off 25th anniversary with opening of upstate office
ADC Engineering, Inc. opens its third office to serve the firm’s growing upstate South Carolina client base.
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Airport wins "Excellence in Concrete Pavement" award
The airport's $17.4 concrete project wins the American Concrete Pavement Association's "Excellence in Concrete Pavement" award. ADC is proud and honored to be part of this project.
Read MoreSpectator Hotel in historic downtown opens in 2015
ADC's structural engineering and building envelope teams are very proud to be part of this beautifully designed hotel in downtown Charleston.
Read MoreADC proudly offers services for The Citadel's War Memorial
ADC Engineering, Inc. is honored to be part of the design team for The Citadel’s War Memorial. Out of respect to the alumni who paid the ultimate price for our freedom ...
Read MoreADC named "Engineering Firm of the Year" by ASA
ADC was proud to accept the honor of "Engineering Firm of the Year" by the Charleston Chapter of the American Subcontrators Association at the awards banquet last night.
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ADC's structural approach to rebuilding history
The rehabilitation and renovation of historic structures are as complex as some of the buildings themselves. Old materials, code requirements and budgets are just some of the challenges that make historic renovations an intricate process.
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Northbridge Park marks the city's 19th park with water access
The new 3-acre Northbridge Park at the entry to Charleston from North Charleston is now open to the public. The $1.5 million park offers a dock, pier ...
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ADC takes part in Colonial Lake project
The ADC civil and structural departments have teamed with Designworks and the City of Charleston for a $4 million refresh of Colonial Lake in downtown Charleston ...
Read MoreADC projects are highlighted in Mayor Riley's address to the city
In Mayor Riley's State of the City address, he reported that Charleston continues to prosper and ADC is proud to be part of the city's growth. Of the projects mentioned in the address, ADC is involved in ...
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This Ft. Stewart school is designed with separate pick-up/ drop-off loops for the preschool and elementary grades.
School designs make safety first!
A well-designed school site will reduce these long carpool waits, bus flow problems and unsafe pedestrian crossing, making arriving and departing from school merry, instead of maddening.
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