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The BullStreet District, commonly known as BullStreet, is a 181-acre mixed-use redevelopment of the South Carolina State Hospital campus in Columbia, SC.A public-private partnership between Greenville, SC based Hughes Development Corporation and the City of Columbia, the District is home to multiple office buildings, retail, residential, and event spaces, including Segra Park, home of the MiLB ...
The 320,000-square-foot building will stand between Cooper Drive and Harden Street. With its brick and limestone, the building will embrace the historic nature of USC’s campus, Gruner said.
The Babcock Building was scheduled to be renovated into apartment buildings for Columbia's planned Bull Street District. The state had sold 143 out of the property's 181 acres for $18.5 million. On December 13, 2018, the building's roof caught fire. The state of South Carolina paid for repairs which may cost up to $400,000. [4]
The city of Columbia and Greenville’s Hughes Development are in the midst of a long-term plan to overhaul the 181-acre former State Mental Hospital site at Bull Street.
South Carolina State Hospital, Mills Building, Richland County (2100 Bull St., Columbia), with 20 photos, at South Carolina Department of Archives and History Historic American Buildings Survey (HABS) No. SC-253, " Lunatic Asylum, Bull Street & Elmwood Avenue, Columbia, Richland County, SC ", 19 photos, 10 data pages, 1 photo caption page
Columbia’s burgeoning BullStreet District on the former state mental hospital campus is the site of one of the most significant development projects in city history, including ongoing ...
SC 277 begins at the intersection of Elmwood Avenue and Bull Street in downtown Columbia. From this point, US 76 heads south along Bull Street and west along Elmwood Avenue. SC 277 heads north on a six-lane surface divided highway passing a residential neighborhood to the west and state office buildings to the east.
It feels like the time has arrived to start dreaming. For about a decade, the city of Columbia and Greenville’s Hughes Development have been in the midst of transforming the sprawling, 181-acre ...