Rhonda White Promoted to Community Studio Leader at DP3 Architects

DP3 Architects is happy to announce that Rhonda White has stepped into a new leadership role as Community Studio Leader. In her new role, Rhonda will oversee the firm’s community projects, bringing her extensive experience, innovative vision, and commitment to delivering successful projects to clients.

Rhonda has been an integral part of DP3 Architects for over 25 years. Her leadership has been marked by her dedication to fostering collaboration and delivering designs that enhance the communities they serve. Since being named an Associate of the firm in 2022, her new promotion to Studio Leader reflects her outstanding contributions to the firm’s success and her ability to inspire excellence across project teams.

Mike Pry, who previously led the Community Studio, will continue to play an integral role as Principal-in-Charge of the studio. His ongoing involvement ensures continuity and strategic oversight, reinforcing the firm’s commitment to delivering high-quality designs for its community-focused projects.

“We are thrilled to see Rhonda step into this leadership role,” said Mike Pry. ” Her passion for community-centric design and her deep understanding of our client’s needs make her the ideal choice to lead the studio forward. I look forward to supporting her as we continue to achieve great things together.”

DP3 Architects has a longstanding reputation for creating designs that bring people together, and the Community Studio has been a cornerstone of this mission. Under Rhonda’s leadership and Mike’s continued guidance, the studio is poised to further its impact on communities across South Carolina.

Simpsonville Breaks Ground on New Municipal Complex

The new municipal complex for the City of Simpsonville was celebrated with a groundbreaking ceremony at City Park on Thursday, February 23rd. Mayor Shewmaker described the occasion as “historic” and a symbol of progress and vitality in the community. The complex, which includes a 27,142 sq. ft. City Hall, police department, court building, and a 19,145 sq. ft. fire department headquarters, is being built to accommodate the City’s growth and will also feature a reimagined City Park. The mayor expressed his pride in the state-of-the-art designs and the functional and aesthetic suitability of the buildings. The new municipal complex and renovated park will be a source of pride and essential resources for the community for decades to come and DP3 Architects is proud to partner with the City on this initiative. The project is expected to be completed by fall 2024.