Dedicated in May 2014, the park occupies a predominantly wooded 14-acre site and has a paved trail, playgrounds, a grassy area, a picnic shelter, restrooms, and a 500-seat amphitheater.

Electrical design for an amphitheater and student plaza with tiered natural and bench seating, a stage, audio/visual, wireless Internet, stage lighting, electrical panel service, band-shell pavilion, restroom facilities, native plant landscaping with canopy trees, nature trails, and a small parking area along main driveway into campus.

GWA, Inc. was under contract with three different clients—a civil engineer, a landscape architect, and a contractor—working on three separate projects: Foundation Square, Greene Street Lighting, and Pulaski Street Streetscaping, all of which were part of the Innovista Masterplan prepared by Sasaki Associates, Inc. in July 2007.

Over the past decade, USC Aiken has added the Convocation Center, the Roberto Hernandez baseball stadium and a cross-country course across from the main campus, separated from student housing and academic buildings by the Robert M. Bell Parkway on the 118 Bypass.

Redevelopment of a 35 Acre parking area to add green space and accommodate 4,000 parking spaces for fairground events as well as University of South Carolina football games. Lighting was designed to provide illumination for security purposes as well as for nighttime tailgating and fair events.

Provided electrical and lighting design for a new 300 foot pedestrian bridge overpass in Columbia, SC.

The University of South Carolina needed a new facility to house the coaching staffs and provide practice courts for the varsity basketball and volleyball teams.

Richland County School District Two developed a tennis center at Spring Valley High School for the benefit of the school’s tennis program and the surrounding community.

This project was a new community sports complex with seven baseball fields, five picnic shelters, a mile-long lighted walking trail, two “cool zones”, a maintenance facility, community building, a 283-car parking lot and two tower buildings housing storage, concessions, restrooms and offices.

Coble Plaza is an open-air terrace which overlooks the city’s canal and faces the Congaree River and the Gervais Street bridge. Built for $5.1 million, the plaza features an amphitheater and a boardwalk.