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Why Wagman for Green
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Urban redevelopment is one of Wagman Construction's major focus areas. Wagman advocates redevelopment in Central Pennsylvania's downtowns, and understands
the challenging
issues commonly associated with renovation/adaptive reuse sites and projects,
such as:
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Building deterioration |
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Environmental conditions |
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Historic tax credits |
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State/local grant funding restrictions
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Codo 241
(AIA Design Award Winner)
Wagman Construction served as Construction Manager and general contractor for this innovative redevelopment project that provided 35 rental lofts, flats and townhomes, a restaurant
and office space. The project included renovation of
a 35,000 SF historic building
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Sovereign Bank Stadium
Wagman Construction served as Construction Manager for York's new, downtown Atlantic league baseball stadium. Wagman was involved from the earliest stages, assisting with site selection, financing, approvals and development.
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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. Renovation of 48,000 square-foot building into a modern, high-tech office building, and construction of a 250-car parking structure. |
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DreamWrights Youth and Family Theatre
Pre-construction and construction services for DreamWright's adaptive reuse of a 104-year-old building that once served as a farmer's market in the city of York. Renovations included the dramatic reshaping of the one-level theatre space into
a state-of-the-art, two-story "black box" theatre.
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Historic Fairmount Project (Triple
Award Winner - Preservation Pennsylvania Award, 10,000 Friends of
PA Commonwealth Design Award, Remodeling Award of Excellence)
Renovation of fifteen historic, single-family homes into 38 apartments
and 1 new community room. Each home, originally constructed over
100 years ago, had fallen
into extreme disrepair. This redevelopment
effort turned this blighted section of North Beaver Street in York
into a safe and affordable housing opportunity for residents. |
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110 North George Street
(Preservation Pennsylvania Award Winner)
Wagman Construction was the lead developer and general contractor
for the 20,000 square-foot renovation of the former
D. S. Peterman
building into restaurant and office space. The Harp & Fiddle
Irish Pub and Restaurant occupies the basement, first floor and
most of the second floor. Bennett Williams Realty has its offices
on the top two floors, and RGS occupies the remainder
of
the second floor.
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The Lofts on George Street
(AIA Design Award Winner)
Wagman's Urban Group served as general contractor on this Susquehanna Real Estate
adaptive reuse project in historic downtown York, where 50,000 square feet
of former industrial warehouse space was converted to create luxury
loft-style homes. |
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"Without the perseverance and commitment of
Wagman and its leadership team, this neighborhood would continue to
be characterized only by its statistical data on the crime blotter.
However, this neighborhood has been transformed and will leverage additional
development, some of which is already begun. Thank you for your partnership,
shared vision and perseverance."
Larry
Richardson
Partner,
Historic Fairmount Associates, LP
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