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Based in Charleston, Caplea Coe Architects (formerly Rosenblum Coe Architects) has been designing thoughtful new construction and renovations across the Lowcountry for over 48 years.

A proud moment for our founder, Jeffrey Rosenblum, who was recently awarded the AIA South Carolina 25-Year Design Award ...
05/22/2026

A proud moment for our founder, Jeffrey Rosenblum, who was recently awarded the AIA South Carolina 25-Year Design Award for one of Charleston’s most distinctive buildings: Bankers Trust Branch Bank.

Designed in the early 1970s, Jeffrey’s solution to an extremely constrained downtown site was both inventive and unconventional. By lifting the main floor on a concrete core and extending steel-and-glass wings outward, he created space for a full-service bank, parking, and an automated teller, all within a footprint that seemed to defy the program.

More than fifty years later, the building remains largely unchanged, a testament to the strength and clarity of the original design. While the project has long sparked discussion and differing opinions, its influence on Charleston’s architectural evolution is undeniable, helping open the door for contemporary architecture within one of the country’s most historically preserved cities.

The jury described it as a “small, but powerful modern building that sits unapologetically in its colonial setting.”

Congratulations to Jeffrey on this well-deserved recognition and lasting contribution to Charleston’s architectural legacy!

It’s official - the new Edisto Beach Town Hall is complete!This 9,500 SF facility replaces an outdated building and prov...
05/14/2026

It’s official - the new Edisto Beach Town Hall is complete!

This 9,500 SF facility replaces an outdated building and provides the Town with a modern home for daily operations and a resilient hub ready to support the community when severe weather strikes. Bringing together council chambers, administrative offices, public service areas, and dedicated emergency operations space, the project reflects the Town’s commitment to resilience and community.

A huge thank you to the Town of Edisto Beach, Monteith Construction, the Edisto Beach community, and our team of consultants for the great collaboration that brought this project to life!

The dust has settled, the school is open, and the photos are in! 🎉Morningside Middle School welcomed students this Janua...
04/28/2026

The dust has settled, the school is open, and the photos are in! 🎉

Morningside Middle School welcomed students this January, replacing a 1954 facility with a new campus. The original entrance was reconstructed in the same layout, carrying forward a key element of the original design, and the existing oak trees along the front of the site were preserved, carrying forward a landscape that’s part of the site’s identity.

Thank you to Charleston County School District, Brownstone Construction Group, Contract Construction, Inc., and our team of consultants for such a great project!

04/01/2026

The James Island Fire Station #2 is complete! 🎉

With our office just down the road, it’s especially meaningful to have worked with James Island PSD, J. Davis Construction, Inc., and our consulting engineers: RMF Engineering, EM Structural, G. Robert George & Associates, and Whole Building Systems on a project that serves our James Island community.

Thanks to J. Davis and drone pilot Ella Higgins (Elevate with Ella) for capturing the ceremony!

A meaningful day for Charleston County and the Edisto community.We’re proud to have designed the new Charleston County E...
04/01/2026

A meaningful day for Charleston County and the Edisto community.

We’re proud to have designed the new Charleston County Edisto EMS Station #8, a 5,200-square-foot facility built to support a growing demand for emergency services, with two pull-through apparatus bays and improved operational efficiency and reliability for public safety personnel.

The station was officially named in honor of Charleston County Councilwoman Anna B. Johnson—recognizing her impact and ongoing dedication to the community.

Thank you to Charleston County Government, our team of consulting engineers: RMF Engineering, HUSSEY GAY BELL, MMSA, Inc., and Hill Construction for their partnership in delivering this important project!

Thanks to J Davis’ Christian Machesky and Scott Serpas for managing the job so well!
04/01/2026

Thanks to J Davis’ Christian Machesky and Scott Serpas for managing the job so well!

Thanks to the JI PSD…we were honored to design this important new station for James Island!
04/01/2026

Thanks to the JI PSD…we were honored to design this important new station for James Island!

Transformation from cafeteria to salon ✨This renovation at HGTC's Conway campus reimagined an under-utilized cafeteria i...
03/17/2026

Transformation from cafeteria to salon ✨

This renovation at HGTC's Conway campus reimagined an under-utilized cafeteria into a new salon, classroom, and offices, for the growing Cosmetology Department. Designed for both students and the public, the new space supports hands-on learning while creating a modern setting for real-world experience.

Thank you to HGTC and our consulting team for this great project!

Honored to have had the opportunity to work with HGTC and this wonderful program!
02/28/2026

Honored to have had the opportunity to work with HGTC and this wonderful program!

Horry-Georgetown Technical College has announced an expansion of its cosmetology program, adding a new fully functional salon where students can train in hair and nail services.

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1643 Means Street
Charleston, SC
29412

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