Poinsett Club Renovates Historic Member Lounge, Unveiling ‘1935 at The Poinsett Club’
The Poinsett Club in Greenville, a 122-year-old institution, has undergone a renovation of its lower-level member lounge. The project, aimed at creating a more welcoming gathering space, involved local firms Harper General Contractors and Craig Gaulden Davis Architects. The renovation…
Greenville Spartanburg Asheville Anderson, SC, July 28, 2026 — The Poinsett Club, a 122-year-old institution located in Greenville, has completed a significant renovation of its lower-level member lounge. The project’s objective was to transform the space into a more welcoming environment for members.
Local firms Harper General Contractors and Craig Gaulden Davis Architects collaborated on the renovation. The project encountered unforeseen obstacles during the demolition phase. These challenges included the discovery of hidden structures within the existing building and limitations related to ceiling height.
These unexpected issues necessitated adaptive design solutions from the project team. The redesigned space has been named ‘1935 at The Poinsett Club.’
Since its unveiling, the renovated lounge has reportedly been well-received by the club’s members. Feedback indicates satisfaction with the improved ambiance and enhanced functionality of the space.
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