Originally constructed in 1840, the historic Charleston Visitors Center has taken on a new look.
Listed as a National Historic Landmark, the visitors center opened to the public in 1991 and has been a hub for Charleston tourism ever since. Along with a full scale renovation of the building, the landscape also received the same treatment led by Charleston landscape architect Glen Gardner.
Moonlighting was tasked with creating a landscape lighting design that would accentuate the key features of the landscape. The new landscape consisted of the introduction of new palm trees, camellias, etc. A key part of our landscape lighting design was safely illuminating the stairs to allow for a safe entry/exit for visitors of the center.
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Charleston Visitors Center 
Charleston Visitors Center 
Charleston Visitors Center 
Charleston Visitors Center 
Charleston Visitors Center 
Charleston Visitors Center