BCS  renovated this old boat showroom and property with a complete makeover. The 7,000 SF building has a new facade with solar panels and a new showroom. The significant makeover... read more →

This 3,375 SF new construction project involved extensive site work for the poured slab. The exterior includes a four-bay drive through, brick siding and a metal roof; interior finishes include... read more →

Stormwater Studios is the first building of a future three building artist community near the Congaree River. There are studios for 10 artists and a teaching studio in the complex.... read more →

The third floor of the First Base Building in BullStreet Development was an empty shell when Buchanan Construction was hired to complete the upfit for Capgemini’s TCube Solutions office. The... read more →

Adaptive reuse proved to be a successful strategy as Buchanan Construction remodeled the 4,700 square foot bakery building, part of the BullStreet development.  The first historic building in BullStreet to... read more →

Buchanan Construction Services welcomed the opportunity to work with Studio 2LR on their new location. We met Studio 2LR’s challenging schedule to completely renovate the nearly 100 year old building... read more →

BCS completed Shives Funeral Homes' second location in the Columbia area. The new building is approximately 11,000 square feet and includes a corporate business... read more →

The shell of 1404 Gervais Street in Columbia had been previously gutted and redone. BCS transformed the second floor to create beautiful office space near the SC State House and... read more →

Buchanan Construction Services assisted the owner with this new construction design/build project in Lexington, SC. The new 6,400 square foot building, located in a busy commercial corridor, was completed on... read more →

BCS performed an addition and renovation to the existing Chi Omega Sorority House at the University of South Carolina. Challenges included logistical and operational issues to maintain use of the... read more →