Co-developer and general contractor for renovation of historic 26,000 SF building into residential/commercial space in downtown York
First LEED-registered apartment project in York County
Redevelopment provided 11 rental lofts and 700 SF of retail space
Recipient of the Commonwealth Gold Design Award and the AIA Design Award
Recipient of the Commonwealth Gold Design Award and the AIA Design Award
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Location
York, PA
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Owner
Codo 28, LP
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Architect
Murphy and Dittenhafer Architects, Inc.
Wagman was a co-developer and general contractor for an innovative residential project in the heart of downtown York City across from the York County Judicial Center.
Codo 28 consisted of renovations to a historic, 26,000 SF building. The redevelopment provided the upbeat, downtown community with 11 rental lofts, and 700 SF of retail space.
The project was the first LEED-registered apartment project in York County.
Key Challenges & Project Details
- “Green” features include daylighting, high-efficiency gas furnaces, refurbished wood flooring, rapidly renewable flooring products (bamboo & marmoleum), low-VOC carpets and paints, and water-saving faucets and dual flush toilets, building materials with recycled content and Energy Star appliances.
Project Recognition
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2011 - Commonwealth Gold Design Award - 10,000 Friends of Pennsylvania
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2011 - Honor Award - AIA Central Pennsylvania