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From groundbreaking to ribbon-cutting, LCK is proud to have played a key role in bringing Georgetown’s new Clarence C. Smalls City Hall to life.

Today, we joined the City of Georgetown and project partners to celebrate the completion of this transformative renovation in the city’s West End.

As project manager, LCK helped oversee the redevelopment of the former Liberty Steel headquarters into a modern 12,000-square-foot City Hall and 3,000-square-foot Council Chambers. Working closely with Chief City Engineer Orlando Arteaga and the City of Georgetown team, our team coordinated project partners, kept construction on schedule and helped navigate the complexities of two major municipal projects from vision to completion.

We’re proud to have been part of this important investment in the Georgetown community and excited to see the finished project officially open its doors.

South Carolina’s construction market remains strong, with nearly $12.4 billion in construction starts through mid-year 2026.

But as demand continues, labor availability, contractor capacity and rising material costs are putting greater pressure on project budgets and schedules. Early planning and proactive project management are becoming increasingly critical to successful project delivery.

Read LCK’s Q2 2026 South Carolina Construction Trends Report for the latest market insights and outlook here: https://hubs.ly/Q04xQ6JP0

We're proud to have helped bring Georgetown's new City Hall to life. As the City of Georgetown’s project manager, we understand how important this project is to the Georgetown community and its future. Take a look inside the new City Hall and learn more about the project.

A Sneak Peek into Georgetown’s New City Hall - Who's On The Move By Karen Owens, Publisher On Friday at noon, the former bank branch on North Fraser Street that has served as City Hall for nearly a decade will close its doors.…

We're excited to welcome Jeff Fort and Tauana Kim to the LCK team!

Jeff joins as Senior Project Manager, and Tauana joins as Assistant Project Manager. Their experience and dedication will help strengthen our project management services platform as we continue to grow across the Southeast.

Please join us in welcoming them to LCK!

Read the full article here: https://hubs.ly/Q04rp1SB0

Join CREW Midlands for our first Fall lunch program on Tuesday, September 1: The Future of Healthcare Delivery in South Carolina: How Real Estate is Reshaping Access, Investment, and Growth.

South Carolina's healthcare landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by population growth, workforce needs, innovation, and changing patient expectations. This discussion will explore how healthcare real estate is influencing where and how care is delivered—from academic medicine and outpatient expansion to investment strategy and community access.

Panelists:
Randi Ruble, Catalyst Healthcare Real Estate
Sarah Kirby, University of South Carolina
Erreca White, Lillibridge Healthcare Services
Cam Crow, Lexington Health
Moderator: Maggie Stackley, LCK

Thank you to Mashburn Construction Company, Inc. and NAI Columbia for sponsoring this event!
$25 CREW members / $40 non-members / $15 students

Register here: https://ticketbud.com/events/47541ede-6406-11f1-8eb0-42010a717015

We are pleased to announce the promotions of three project management professionals across our South Carolina offices. Brian Davis advances to Vice President in Charleston, Scott Rush to Vice President in the Greenville-Spartanburg market and Maggie Stackley to Director | Preconstruction across South Carolina.

Managing more than 135 projects valued at over $1.3 billion annually, LCK continues to invest in its people to deliver successful results for its clients. The promotions reflect the talent and dedication that have defined LCK for decades.

Congratulations to Brian, Scott and Maggie!

Read more: https://hubs.ly/Q04kKddC0

There’s something special about walking a project while it’s under construction and seeing the future take shape floor by floor.

Our team participated in a media hard-hat tour showcasing progress on Palmetto Citizens Federal Credit Unions new downtown development at the corner of Sumter and Lady streets. Construction began in late 2025, and the five-story, 100,000+ SF headquarters is anticipated to be completed in early 2027.

We are grateful for the opportunity to work alongside outstanding project partners M. B. Kahn and Quackenbush Architects + Planners. A special thanks to David Detwiler for leading LCK’s on-site project management efforts and to Christopher Hock for supporting the team today.

We are also excited to see the future activation of the ground-floor restaurant space, which is being leased by Rox Pollard, Jr., John Gressette, Rox Pollard III and Danny Bonds with Colliers International | South Carolina.

This project represents more than a new headquarters; it’s an investment in the continued growth and vibrancy of downtown Columbia for generations to come.

Mickey Layden Dale Stigamier

We’re proud to see LCK and our Vice President, Scott Rush, featured in a national industry publication, Airport Improvement, for our work at Greenville-Spartanburg Regional Airport.

As the Upstate continues to experience tremendous growth, projects like the airport’s newly opened $97 million 5-level parking garage with 750 public parking spaces, 750 rental car spaces, rental agency counters, and quick-turnaround services play an important role in supporting the region’s expanding infrastructure and enhancing the traveler experience. We are honored to partner with forward-thinking clients like GSP and contribute to projects that create long-term impact for our communities.

Congratulations to all our partners involved in bringing this project to life LS3P ASSOCIATES LTD., Metromont Corporation, Walker & Whiteside, Brasfield & Gorrie, Walker Whiteside, Paulson-Cheek Mechanical, WN- Kirkland, TKH Security.

Read the full article: https://airportimprovement.com/article/greenville-spartanburg-intl-opens-additional-garage/

Mickey Layden Dale Stigamier

Greenville-Spartanburg Int’l Opens Additional Garage - Airport Improvement A new five-level garage recently opened at Greenville-Spartanburg International (GSP), adding roughly 1,500 more parking spaces.