Anson African Burial Memorial, Charleston SC by Christi Humbertson

The Fountain Division of W. P. Law, Inc. will be the General Contractor on very special project at the Gaillard Center in Charleston SC. WPL was invited to be on the design team put together by the AABM Committee to help design a memorial to commemorate the site of the reinternment of thirty-six (36) enslaved Africans/African Americans. The memorial garden features a fountain bowl, which represents the earthen burial soil, and bronze hand sculptures (by artist Stephen Hayes) to represent each enslaved individual. The Anson African Burial Memorial is set to open at the end of the year (2025).

Finlay Park Renovation, Columbia, SC by Christi Humbertson

We are excited to announce that the Finlay Park project will soon kickoff. The Fountain Division of W. P. Law, Inc. has been contracted by Mashburn Construction for this revitalization project which is set to finish by fall 2025. The plan is to update existing amenities and increase accessibility, safety, and visibility so citizens are encouraged to partake in outdoor activities. One of the biggest key features of the new park will be the renovated fountain that will flow into a new central pond. The new water feature will also incorporate sustainable techniques to treat stormwater.

Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC by Christi Humbertson

W. P. Law, Inc. is working with Hill Construction on the multi-million dollar renovation of the Mt. Pleasant Waterfront Park. Our portion of the project includes a walking path under replica “bridge towers” that mist and light up, a splashpad with dancing lights and water, and a “water tower” feature that pays tribute to the Old Village landmark that was demolished a few years ago.

Marine Corp Air Station, Beaufort, SC by Christi Humbertson

The Fountain Division of W. P. Law, Inc. has been contracted by the MCAS in Beaufort SC to build a new splashpad. The splashpad will replace an old kiddie pool that was adjacent to their existing swimming pool. This project is going to have many “airplane” related water features including a runway and images of fighter jets inlaid in the concrete.