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Lambert Architecture + Construction Services

Names Josh Boltinhouse, AIA, LEED AP as Project Architect

Columbia, SC – May 8, 2013 – Lambert Architecture + Construction Services is pleased to announce its recent hire of Josh Boltinhouse as Project Architect.

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Lambert Architecture + Construction Services

1st Year Announcement

Lambert Architecture + Construction Services is proud to celebrate the one-year anniversary of its establishment.

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Lambert Architecture + Construction Services

Names Luke McCary, AIA, LEED AP as Project Architect

Columbia, SC – March 13, 2013 – Lambert Architecture + Construction Services is pleased to announce its recent hire of Luke McCary as Project Architect.

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Lambert Architecture + Construction Services Launches Firm

Lambert Architecture + Construction Services, located in Columbia, South Carolina, introduces a full-service architecture and planning firm focused on providing client-centered design services, accomplished through diverse delivery models and professional consulting.

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Current Featured Projects

1614, 1620 and 1626 Main St.

Historic shell rehabilitation and adaptive re-use of three adjacent building on Columbia’s Main Street to house Agape’s Senior Management, Good Life Cafe, Health Club, Pharmacy, conference rooms and training spaces.

701 Whaley

A new black box performing arts venue will be housed in the 30,000 square foot adaptive re-use and addition project which includes the rehabilitation of the existing pool, gymnasium and support building.

Brandon Mill

380,000 square foot historic renovation and adaptive re-use of the existing mill building into multi-family apartment project.

NETC

Comprehensive Master-Plan encompassing seven existing buildings currently located on the Cheraw campus as well as planning for a new 50,000 square foot Student Services building.

University of South Carolina

Owner’s agency construction management on two significant buildings located on University of South Carolina’s Columbia historic horseshoe.