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Charleston Place renovation plans include rooftop bar update

Plans for a rooftop bar are moving forward after the City’s Board of Architectural Review approved granted approval.

Renderings shows a outdoor and rooftop seating area with lush landscaping.

Picture your next happy hour in this gorgeous space, cheers.

Renderings by Charleston BAR via The Charleston Place, Cooper Carry, LS3P, and Rees Roberts + Partners LLC

Raise Renovate the roof. The Charleston Place is mapping out plans to upgrade the world-renowned and Condé Nast ranked hotel. The changes will take place in two to three phases so construction does not disrupt hotel operations.

The first phase is moving forward after the City of Charleston’s Board of Architectural Review (BAR) okayed preliminary and final approval last month (the board approved conceptual plans last year).

Renderings show plans for the rooftop bar which features black and white umbrellas, outdoor seating, and robust floras.

The current fitness center is set to be related while changes are being made.

Renderings by Charleston BAR via The Charleston Place, Cooper Carry, LS3P, and Rees Roberts + Partners LLC

What’s changing?

  • Roof terrace
  • Rooftop bar
  • Cupolas

The fourth floor’s current outdoor space and fitness center will be transformed into a private + luxe area. The space will include an updated rooftop bar, terrace, and lounge area featuring cupolas. Renderings show a robust landscaping design that gives the space a garden feel. While these changes are underway, the fitness center will be temporarily relocated.

Stay up to date with projects across the city and attend a BAR meeting. The group is made up of two sections BAR-Large (BAR-L) which tackles large projects and meets on the second and fourth Wednesdays of every month. BAR-Small (BAR-S) is for smaller projects and they meet on the second and fourth Thursdays of every month.

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