Charleston Waterfront Park
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Working with city leadership for multiple decades, Sasaki has helped strengthen the public realm of Charleston, South Carolina through a series of planning, landscape, and architectural initiatives. When planning for the Charleston waterfront commenced in 1978, Charleston’s older port facilities on the Cooper River had become obsolete and the upland activities had migrated away. Vacant land and buildings dominated areas just a ten-minute walk from the heart of downtown. The adjacent neighborhoods, which had grown up around the early port economy, were historically significant but languishing. The waterfront itself had been overtaken by surface parking.
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