GMC Greenville,

South Carolina

About GMC Greenville

Nestled next to the scenic Unity Park, you will find GMC’s Greenville office.

After celebrating the firm’s 15th year in Greenville in 2022, our team members moved to a new office in the middle of the 60-acre park. At our core, we believe in “building communities,” and being in the center of the park allows GMC employees to be an integral part of the growing and thriving city. Our Greenville office was designed around our people at the forefront of every decision made. GMC brought new life into the 80-year-old, 10,000-square-foot office space by exposing brick, structural elements and wood roof deck while creating a 21st century work environment with several spaces for collaboration.

GMC’s Greenville team works across a broad range of market sectors, from multiple projects at Clemson University to critical infrastructure like wastewater treatment facilities. Ranked among the top architecture and engineering firms in the GSA Business Report, we are proud to contribute to the region’s continued growth and innovation.

As a two-time recipient of SC Biz News’ Best Places to Work in South Carolina, our Greenville office reflects GMC’s strong culture, collaborative spirit and dedicated work ethic. It’s more than just a great place to work – it’s an environment that inspires ambition and drives our mission forward.

Greenville Office Leader

Greenville Team

Vice President, Engineering

- PE, BCEE

Vice President, Water Resources

- AIA, NCARB

Vice President, Carolinas Architecture

- CPESC, LEED Green Associate

Environmental Department Head, Greenville

- PE, PhD

Regional Technical Leader

Greenville Culture

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Greenville Projects

Mayberry Park was originally built in the 1920’s and is a significant part of culture and history. The park became a monumental place in Greenville because it was the city’s only park where the African American community was permitted to play during the era of segregation. This park held cultural importance but slowly became ill maintained. The park was prone to flooding for nearly a century and although the historic baseball field remained, it was necessary for this park to be restored into a beautiful landmark.
The Cater’s Lake Park, originally established in 1923, has been transformed into a place of modern sustainability and community wellness. Driven by the City of Anderson’s 10-Year Parks and Recreation Master Plan, the century old park has been revitalized creating a peaceful and accessible place for the community.
The Town of Pendleton was established in 1790 and is listed on the National Register of Historic Places. As the town continues to increase in population with new homes being constructed in Pendleton, it is important for maintenance and upgrades to take place while maintaining the historical presence. The town brought on Goodwyn Mills Cawood to provide streetscape improvements for the historic downtown area.
Linley Park has been thoughtfully reimagined to create a safer, more connected and community-focused recreational destination. What began as a vision for a more cohesive park system evolved into a comprehensive redesign that enhances accessibility, improves stormwater management and restores the park’s natural character. Through collaborative planning and years of community input, the revitalized park now offers modern amenities, expanded green space and a restored Whitner Creek.
Thornwell Residence Hall at the University of South Carolina underwent a 41,000-square-foot renovation and addition, transforming the historic building into a modern student living environment. The redesigned floor plan shifts from apartment-style units to suite-style housing, increasing capacity while improving functionality and shared spaces.
Once a former fire station, the Iva Branch Library has been successfully transformed into a modern, welcoming 4,000-square-foot facility serving the community of Iva, South Carolina. Located in the heart of downtown, the new library not only preserves the historic character of the original building but also increases foot traffic, supports local businesses and provides a vibrant space for community engagement – helping to revitalize the town center.
Greenville Office News

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