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Wagman builds a variety of office buildings, from
class-A structures to "green" renovations. Our award-winning projects have positioned
Wagman as a leader in office building construction.
Greenway Tech Centre (10,000 Friends of PA Commonwealth "Green" Design Award Winner)
Wagman Construction served as Construction Manager for this first "green" speculative office building in York County, PA, which involved the renovation of a 48,000 square-foot building into a modern, high-tech office building, and construction of
a 250-car parking structure. "Green" features included
the reuse
of an existing building and "brownfield" site, raised access flooring, recycling, waste minimization and
use
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lo-VOC adhesives and materials. |
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Susquehanna Commerce
Center (10,000 Friends of PA Commonwealth Design Award Winner)
This new office complex with two six-story
buildings (130,000 square feet and 100,000 square feet) is located
in a Keystone Opportunity Zone in downtown York. The building has a brick façade, and a landscaped plaza that separates
it from the road. A two-story section of the west building was designed to blend in with the two-story homes in the surrounding neighborhood. |
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PANPHA Headquarters
Wagman provided pre-construction and construction
services for this new 18,000 square foot, two-story office building.
The design/build project features a carriage-house entrance with a
drive-thru canopy, and an interior open staircase with natural lighting. |
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AIA/Invesmart Building
(2001 ABC Award of Merit Winner)
This three-story, 45,000 square foot, class-A office
building is one of Wagman's award winning, design/build projects.
Ribbons of six-foot high windows, which wrap the brick exterior, are
stepped up and down at the corners. The front elevation features a
bow section with brick masonry and reflective glazing. |
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"From the start of the Susquehanna Commerce
Center project one of the most productive aspects of Wagman's involvement
stemmed from the pre-construction services that were useful in guiding
the early site planning and building envelope designs. Receiving feedback
on cost implications to various structural approaches, mechanical system
designs and the impact of building placement on the site, on the schedule,
as well as on construction sequence helped guide us in making evaluations
of alternatives."
Jack R. Kay,
President and CEO
Susquehanna Real Estate
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