Storefront alterations, signage, lighting, awnings, windows concept — 381 King St
Up for review Oct 8
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The Board of Architectural Review is considering conceptual approval for storefront alterations, signage, lighting, awnings, and new windows at 381 King Street, a c.1860s-1870s property.
Storefront systemsCommercial GCSignageCommercial / industrial electricalResidential windowsPainting / coatings
- What happened
- The Board of Architectural Review is reviewing conceptual plans for extensive storefront alterations, signage, lighting, awnings, and new windows at 381 King Street.
- Why it matters
- If approved, this project will require a commercial general contractor, storefront system installers, signage contractors, electrical contractors for lighting, and window replacement specialists. Interior finishes like painting may also be involved.
- Timing
- This is a conceptual review item. Final approval will be needed after further design, followed by permitting and then construction.
Who to call
No contractor selected yet — the applicant/owner is the contact.
Named contact in the filing — locked
UnlockSource: charleston-sc.gov
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