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CRAFTSMAN

GEORGIAN

LOWCOUNTRY

MEDITERRANEAN

MOUNTAIN

SHINGLE

Christopher Rose Architects believes that giving back to our community is not just an opportunity that we have but a responsibility to our city and neighbors. Working with clients of means allows our office to provide pro bono or low rate services for the less fortunate and needy. Our staff actively participates through our gifts of time and support in the following organizations:

• The Red Cross Heroes for Fire Victims Program - providing housing assistance for families dislocated by fires.
• The City of Charleston Committee for Homeless and Affordable Housing
• CRAN Charleston - providing affordable housing designs for the City of Charleston
• The Preservation Society of Charleston Neighbor Labors Program - providing construction labor for elderly owner occupied homes in historic Charleston.
• Volunteers of America - affordable housing
• Charleston Affordable Housing - affordable housing
• Mental Health Association of SC - affordable housing
• The Housing Authority of Charleston - affordable housing
• Canstruction - providing food assistance

AWARDS

2005 Platinum Best In American Living Award from the National Homebuilders Association, One-of-a-Kind Custom Home 6501 sq. ft. and over | 1-10-06

2004 Platinum Best in American Living Award from National Home Builders Association, One of a Kind Custom Home 6501 sq. ft. and over | 1-10-05
Legasey Residence, 343 Surfsong Road, Kiawah Island, SC

2004 Robert Mills Residential Design Award - Homes Less than 5000 sq. ft. | 4-1-04
Dixon Residence, 99 Surfsong Road, SC

Robert Mills Residential Design Award - Vernacular Category | 1-1-03
8 Ocean Course, Kiawah Island, SC

Robert Mills Residential Design Award - Homes Less Than 5,000 Square Feet Category | 1-1-03
Strauss Residence, Kiawah Island, SC

Robert Mills Residential Design Award - Homes Less Than 5,000 Square Feet Category | 1-1-03
Ballenger Residence, Wild Dunes, Isle of Palms, SC

Robert Mills Residential Design Award - Vernacular Category | 1-1-02
95 Rhetts Bluff, Kiawah Island, SC

Trident Homebuilders Prism Award - Best Single Family Home / Resort Islands | 1-1-01
24 Seagrass, Isle of Palms, SC

CANstruction Competition, Charleston, SC - Honorable Mention | 1-1-01

Trident Homebuilders Prism Award Best Renovation-Remodeling Project over $75,000. | 1-1-98
87 Jackstay Court, Kiawah Island, SC

Remodeling Magazine Renovation of the Year | 1-1-97
15 Surfsong, Kiawah Island, SC

Trident Homebuilders Prism Award Best Renovation-Remodeling Project over $75,000. | 1-1-96
15 Surfsong, Kiawah Island, SC

Honor Award from the SC Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-96
Cannon Street Apartments, Charleston, SC

Honor Award from the SC Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-96
SC Model, Charleston, SC

Honor Award from the SC Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-96
Charleston Gardens, Charleston, SC

Honor Award from the Charleston Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-95
Cannon Street Apartments

Honor Award from the Charleston Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-95
Falcone Residence

Inducted into 1994 Hall of Honor at the Charleston Interfaith Crisis Ministry | 1-1-94

Honor award from the SC Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-94
Falcone Residence

Merit award from the SC Chapter of the AIA | 1-1-94
Arizona Bar & Grill

Award from the Charleston Section of the American Institute of Architects | 1-1-92
Village at Turtle Beach, Kiawah Island, SC

National Honor Award from the American Institute of Architects | 1-1-91
Charleston Cottages Housing for the Homeless

Honor Award for Design Excellence for Adaptive Reuse Design from the Carolinas Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers | 1-1-91
Arizona Bar & Grill

Chapter Presidential Citation for Distinguished Service to the Society and Profession from the Carolinas Chapter of the American Society of Interior Designers | 1-1-91

Grand Aurora Award for Remodeling, Rehabilitation for Restoration of the Arizona Bar & Grill from the Southeastern Builders Conference | 1-1-91

Certificate of Recognition from the Charleston Component of the South Carolina Chapter of the American Institute of Architects | 1-1-91