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Carroll A. Campbell Jr. U.S. Courthouse


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gman430, those are great pictures (in this thread and others).  Thank you very much for sharing them.

I'm intrigued by seeing that the stone surface on the courthouse is just a thin layer, applied on top of another surface.  That indicates how easy it should be to re-clad buildings with aging exteriors that need upgrades, such as the Daniel Building and the BofA building across from First Presbyterian.  There is hope!

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1 hour ago, Skyliner said:

I actually like this building.  It has a distinctly formal appearance and fits into the fabric of downtown without screaming for attention.

Same here. The architecture matches up really well with its surroundings and actually looks like a federal courthouse. Reminds me a lot of the size and scale of the federal courthouse in Austin. 

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To clarify, I do not consider the design of Greenville's new federal courthouse to be particularly attractive.  Several design elements could have been added or rearranged to create a more spectacular structure.  However, compared with several of the GSA-approved designs in other cities, this building is definitely likable.  The new county courthouse in Spartanburg should be attractive (definitely moreso than the current bland building on Magnolia Street).

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