Many of Wagman’s projects are in Urban areas. Wagman’s team brings a unique perspective and approach to every projects because of their extensive experience.
Wagman advocates redevelopment in downtown areas, and understands the challenging issues commonly associated with renovation/adaptive reuse sites and projects, such as:
- Building deterioration
- Confined/Restricted Sites
- Environmental conditions
- Historic tax credits
- State/local grant funding restrictions and requirements
When working in urban areas, Wagman relies on experience and established procedures to:
Renovate, rehabilitate or reuse historic elements.
Minimize impacts to nearby residents, businesses, and traveling public as well as any wildlife and vegetation.
Acquire appropriate funding and tax credits.
Build structures with green elements and meet LEED certification requirements.
Preserve and protect environmentally sensitive areas and endangered species.
Collaborate with owners to incorporate adaptive reuse measures.
Maintain safe project sites and enhance safety of the traveling public, pedestrians and recreational users during and after construction.
Mitigate sound, vibrations and pressures from pile driving and blasting to avoid damaging marine or other wildlife.
Urban Projects

Keystone Kidspace
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Mount Joy Train Station
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York Revolution Baseball Stadium – Skybox Level Renovations
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York Academy – Upper School
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DreamWrights Center for Community Arts
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Shadowfax
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York Housing Authority – Housing Renovations
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Redevelopment Authority of York City – 594-595 W. Princess Street – York, PA
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The Press Building in Downtown Lancaster
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Royal Square Development – The Bond
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Redevelopment Authority of the City of Lancaster – North Queen Street Parking Garage
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Katherman, Briggs and Greenberg, LLP – Downtown York Office
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