LOCAL NEWS COVERS THE LOFTS AT YORK CREEK REDEVELOPMENT PROJECT!
CAM Development’s adaptive resuse of the former Dentsply manufacturing site in York, PA has been generating well-deserved attention, recently featured by both WGAL News 8 and the Pennsylvania Department of Community and Economic Development (DCED).
The former Dentsply property, vacant since 2020, is set to be transformed into a vibrant mixed-use community featuring 81 residential units in its first phase, alongside retail, office, and makerspace. The project also includes a planned extension of the Codorus Greenway trail through the property and serves as a meaningful addition to the community’s recreational experience along the creek.
The project recently received approximately $1,500,000 million through Pennsylvania’s Mixed-Use Housing Development Pilot Program, making it one of only seven recipients selected statewide. DCED Secretary Rick Siger personally toured the site as part of Governor Shapiro’s first-ever Housing Action Plan, which is a statewide initiative to address a projected shortage of 185,000 homes by 2035.
Construction on the first phase is anticipated to begin in Q1 2027. We look forward to that first step and are proud to be part of York’s revitalization story and look forward to sharing updates as the project progresses.
Read the WGAL News 8 article here: https://www.wgal.com/article/vacant-dentsply-site-york-city-get-new-life-housing-project/71718216
Read the DCED press release here: https://dced.pa.gov/newsroom/shapiro-administration-highlights-the-need-for-critical-infrastructure-funding-during-tour-of-a-housing-project-being-constructed-in-the-city-of-york/
SUBCONTRACTOR CELEBRATION AT ARMISTEAD GARDENS
Last week, the CAM Construction team hosted a Subcontractor Appreciation Lunch at our Armistead Gardens jobsite.
Our subcontractors are the backbone of every project we deliver, and this was our opportunity to recognize their dedication, craftsmanship, and hard work that makes it all possible. None of what we do happens without the talented tradespeople and teams who show up every day and give their best.
To everyone who joined us, we would like to extend our sincere thanks. We are proud to have you on the team, and we look forward to seeing this renovation/addition project serve the Armistead Gardens community for years to come.
THE LOFTS AT STEHLI MILL – NOVOGRADAC AWARD ANNOUNCEMENT
CAM Construction is proud to share that The Lofts at Stehli Mill has been recognized by Novogradac with the Historic Rehabilitation award for Residential Development that Overcame Significant Obstacles!
This award is significant to our team because it honors not just the finished product, but everything it took to get there.
Originally built in 1897 and home to more than 2,000 female textile workers, the Stehli Mill complex sat abandoned for four decades. Today, we’re proud that this historic Lancaster, PA landmark has been transformed into 165 loft-style apartments, including a mix of studio, one-, and two-bedroom homes, while preserving the character that makes it irreplaceable.
Getting here wasn’t easy. A few of the obstacles our team navigated:
🔨 Century-old wood floors that had to be hand-scraped and sanded to remove generations of oils and coatings
🪟 More than 1,300 historically accurate replacement windows meeting National Park Service standards, including 400 factory window units weighing 500 pounds each
🏗️ Heavy-timber beams and tongue-and-groove decking requiring replacement due to significant rot and warping
🌧️ Complex underground stormwater facilities built around challenging low bedrock
The result? Restored wood flooring, brush-blasted exposed brick and beams, and modern wellness and lifestyle amenities, including a 2,500 sq. ft. fitness center and a 2,000 sq. ft. clubhouse that shifts from a daytime work-from-home lounge to an evening entertainment space.
None of this would have been possible without the state and federal Historic Tax Credit programs that provided the necessary funding to see this project through to completion. A huge thank you to Novogradac for this recognition, as well as our design partners Hammel Associates Architects, the civil engineering team at RETTEW, and every tradesperson and team member who helped bring Stehli Mill back to life. 👏
Check out the link below to read Novogradac’s write-ups on the award winners.
https://www.novoco.com/periodicals/articles/historic-rehabilitation-award-winners-illustrate-range-of-impacts-challenges
SUMMER IS COMING TO ARMISTEAD GARDENS SCHOOL
Construction is moving fast at Armistead Gardens School! 🏫⚒️
We’re excited to share the latest progress on our Renovations and Addition project, where the addition is starting to take shape:
✅ Floor finishes and final paint are underway
✅ Casework installation is in progress
✅ Façade, terracotta, and brickwork are wrapping up
✅ Courtyard flatwork is being poured
✅ The cafetorium stage is going up
✅ Basketball equipment is being installed
And coming up in the weeks ahead:
🔜 Plumbing fixtures getting underway
🔜 Final grading being prepared
🔜 Above-ceiling inspections on the horizon
It’s incredibly rewarding to see a project like this come together, and we are proud that it will serve the Armistead Gardens community for generations to come. Stay tuned for more updates as we push toward the next phase!
THE LOFTS AT STEHLI MILLS HONORED AT CENTRAL PENN BUSINESS JOURNAL TOP PROJECT AWARDS
We’re proud to share that the Lofts at Stehli Silk Mill has been named a Central Penn Business Journal Top Project Award winner! 🏆
This project has been one of the most challenging, and rewarding, undertakings in CAM Construction’s history. Originally built in 1897, the historic 11-acre Stehli Silk Mill complex sat vacant for four decades before our team transformed it into 165 loft-style apartments across seven distinct buildings.
From surgically repairing century-old heavy-timber beams and installing 1,400+ custom windows to navigating supply chain disruptions caused by the 2023 Canadian wildfires, every step of this project demanded creativity, craftsmanship, and collaboration. Our team salvaged and repurposed historic materials throughout, from reclaimed hardwood flooring and steel fire doors to repurposed bathroom partitions reborn as wainscoting, in an effort to honor both the building’s heritage and sustainability principles.
The result? A landmark adaptive reuse project that preserved C. Emlen Urban’s iconic architecture, secured state and federal historic tax credits, earned recognition at the 2025 C. Emlen Urban Awards, and now holds a permanent place in Lancaster County’s story.
Thank you to our partners at Hammel Associates Architects, RETTEW, Mannheim Township, and the many subcontractors and community partners who helped bring this vision to life.
Click the link below to check out a digital brochure of the event.
https://centralpennbusinessjournal-pa.newsmemory.com/?special=Real+Estate+Development+Summit+and+Top+Projects+2026
BUILDING CONGRESS & EXCHANGE COVERS BALTIMORE CITY DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
Last month, Building Congress & Exchange posted an article on our Baltimore City District Courthouse project. The article highlights how we transformed the 1960s office building through a truly systemic renovation.
We stripped the structure to its skeleton, replaced a deteriorating roof deck, repaired nearly 40% of the building’s structural columns, and drove more than 200 piles to support entirely new load, including courtrooms, stair towers, and a full detention facility; the structural steel work alone topped $9 million.
From there, our team transformed the space into a fully operational courthouse: eight courtrooms with 10-foot ceilings, maximum-security holding cells, advanced integrated security systems, a large conference room with a legal research library, and administration offices.
Our mechanical partner Ariosa & Company pulled off an 18-hour crane operation on a single Saturday that included over 75 pieces of equipment, 12 tractor trailers, and not a single hitch.
This project is a testament to what great teams can accomplish when the stakes are high and the challenges are real. We’re proud to have delivered a facility that will serve Baltimore’s justice system for decades to come. Please check out the article at the link below!
https://www.bcebaltimore.org/news/latest-news/legal-remedies/
CHICK WEBB RECREATION CENTER – RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
Earlier this month, members of CAM Construction’s team attended the ribbon cutting ceremony for the Chick Webb Recreation Center.
As Construction Manager on this project, we had the privilege of breathing new life into a community landmark originally built in 1947. At over 32,000 square feet, this historic facility has been thoughtfully renovated and expanded to serve generations to come.
Here’s a glimpse at what this transformation involved:
✅ 11,500 sq ft addition housing a brand-new gym with an indoor basketball court, walking track, and multi-purpose room
✅ A renovated pool with updated locker rooms
✅ Multi-purpose rooms for games, arts, and crafts
✅ A music recording room with a soundproofed booth
✅ A spin studio and fitness center
Projects like this one remind us why we do what we do. The Chick Webb Recreation Center isn’t just a building; it’s a gathering place, a safe haven, and a source of pride for the community it serves. We’re honored to have played a role in its next chapter, and we hope the facility inspires the next community to play, grow, and pursue their passions. As always, we would like to thank our design partners GWWO Architects for their tremendous work throughout the project. Check out the video in the link below to view the ceremony.
https://baltimorefishbowl.com/stories/reopening-after-17-5m-renovation-chick-webb-rec-center-honors-a-baltimore-jazz-great/
ARMISTEAD GARDENS SCHOOL WINTER PROGRESS REPORT
Exciting updates from our Armistead Gardens School Renovation/Addition project with Baltimore City Public Schools as we hit several major milestones heading into spring. The school’s Recreation Center has reached substantial completion and is finished punch-list tasks, with painting already underway. Additionally, the building envelope is rapidly taking shape, as roofing work is substantially complete, while our masonry crews have begun brick installation on the façade. Interior build-out is advancing with drywall hanging underway throughout the buildings while our mechanical teams have started installing HVAC units. MEP rough-in work continues, and BGE is scheduled for critical meter and transformer installations. Exterior concrete and paving are 60-70% complete, as we are currently establishing the walkways, parking areas, and community gathering spaces that will define the Armistead Gardens experience. We are proud of our team’s coordination and execution as we bring this important community project closer to completion. As always, keep an eye out for more updates to come!
HOLIDAY LUNCH AT COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS
Last Friday, CAM Construction hosted a Holiday Lunch on behalf of the Maryland Stadium Authority and Baltimore City Public Schools to thank all of the trade subcontractors and laborers that are working on the Commodore John Rodgers Replacement School project. The event included catering from MISSION BBQ as well as a free-to-enter raffle with a variety of tools, electronics, and gift cards for the attendees to win. We are deeply appreciative of all of the trades and laborers, as well as the design team at Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates – Architects, for their hard work and dedication to building this facility.
COURTHOUSE DEDICATED TO JUDICIAL TRAILBAZER MABEL HUBBARD
The Baltimore Banner covers Ribbon Cutting Ceremony and dedication. Read more about the ceremonies HERE.
MABEL H. HUBBARD COURTHOUSE RIBBON CUTTING CEREMONY
Yesterday, CAM Construction had the honor of attending the Ribbon Cutting Ceremony for the Mabel H. Hubbard District Court at 500 N Calvert Street in Baltimore. This courthouse, which honors the legacy of the first African-American woman elected to serve on a Maryland bench, will provide a new and improved space for the Baltimore community to ensure that justice is accessible and served with dignity.
We are proud to have contributed to this landmark project that not only enhances the judicial infrastructure of Baltimore but also pays tribute to Judge Hubbard’s pioneering legacy. This state-of-the-art facility represents our commitment to building spaces that serve and uplift the communities we work in.
Thank you to Maryland Department of General Services, Bushey Feight Morin Architects Inc., and our subcontractors who partnered with us on this meaningful project. Here’s to creating infrastructure that honors the past while building for the future.
DENTSPLY DEVELOPMENT PROJECT PRESS CONFERENCE
Last week, representatives from CAM Construction attended a press conference hosted by the State of Pennsylvania’s Department of Environmental Protection (“DEP”). This conference was held to commemorate the issuance of the stormwater management and land development permit for a 62-lot townhouse project in York, PA for which CAM Construction will be the general contractor. CAM will be completing this infrastructure work on behalf of York Realty Partners in order to prep finished lots/pad sites for Ward Communities to construct their new homes.
You can read the the article and watch the video at their respective links below-
https://pacast.com/m?p=28655&fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAYnJpZBExUDM5TmRrQ1p1ZFY2ZHljZnNydGMGYXBwX2lkEDIyMjAzOTE3ODgyMDA4OTIAAR6CiSaY_LEc8z9THeSrddMZySYRbaSpm9miBSKGy9jZVfa7jpbnH1eK4ClsYg_aem_XY3eUIJze7NHPdebw3mqDg
THE NEWS CHECKS OUT BALTIMORE CITY DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
Last week, several news outlets covered the nearly finished Baltimore City District Courthouse, located at 500 N. Calvert Street in Baltimore, Maryland. Subscribers to the Baltimore Business Journal can check out their article at the following link – https://www.bizjournals.com/baltimore/news/2025/09/10/maryland-district-court-downtown-71m.html
Additionally, a free news publication from CBS Baltimore can be viewed on their website at https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/city-district-court-relocating-legionella-north-calvert-street/
We are thrilled to see this project in its final stages and are looking forward to its full occupation in October.
STEHLI SILK MILL AD IN LANCASTER ONLINE MAGAZINE
FIG Lancaster has featured the Stehli Silk Mill in the Fall edition of their online magazine, highlighting this remarkable adaptive reuse project that’s transforming Lancaster’s historic industrial landscape. The article showcases the ongoing development of the former silk mill into modern residential lofts while preserving the building’s rich architectural heritage. You can read the full article on page 69 of the online magazine (page 71 of the slider) using the link below.
https://issuu.com/figindustries/docs/fig_lancaster_fall_2025
NEW ARTICLE ON STEHLI FROM FIG LANCASTER
Exciting news! This past weekend, FIG Lancaster published a fantastic article highlighting the transformation of the historic Stehli Silk Mill into modern loft-style living spaces. The piece showcases how this iconic Lancaster landmark was transformed to offer residents a unique blend of industrial heritage and contemporary comfort. From exposed brick and soaring ceilings to modern amenities, the Stehli Silk Mill represents the perfect fusion of history and modern living. We’re proud to bring new life to such a significant piece of Lancaster’s industrial past while creating exceptional housing opportunities for our community. Check out the full article to see more about this remarkable project: https://figlancaster.com/articles/make-yourself-at-home-with-loft-style-living-at-the-reimagined-stehli-silk-mill/
TURNAROUND’S NEW SPACE AT HOWNOR OFFICE BUILDING
CAM Construction recently completed a tenant fit-out at our 1900 N Howard Street building for TurnAround, Inc. Baltimore, who also hosted a Resource Fair last week in order to connect the community to various social services in the area.
For over 45 years, TurnAround has been Baltimore’s “first place to turn” for survivors of sexual assault, domestic violence, and human trafficking. As pioneers in victim services and the first organization in Maryland to launch a comprehensive anti-human trafficking program, the TurnAround team provides life-changing support for their clients.
Creating spaces where healing and hope can flourish is more than construction – it’s contributing to a crucial service in our area. We’re grateful to play a small part in supporting TurnAround’s mission to serve survivors and strengthen our community.
Thank you to the entire TurnAround team for the important work you do every day.
WJZ CHECKS OUT CHICK WEBB
Last week, WJZ conducted interviews with members of the local community and Baltimore City Department of Recreation & Parks to discuss the legacy and transformations underway at the Chick Webb Recreation Center. To check out the interview and see some video footage of the site, please see the following link- https://www.cbsnews.com/baltimore/news/historical-baltimore-chick-webb-maryland-recreation-joe-louis/. Additionally, former Councilman Robert Stokes recently toured with our construction team and was able to see the latest progress that has been made towards the renovated pool, new basketball court and elevated track, and the new multimedia and recording studio spaces. We would like to recognize the former Councilman for his efforts in securing historic protections and funding support on this critical project, and his dedication to improving the East Baltimore community.”
STEHLI SILK MILL GALLERY AT THE MET, NEW YORK
Some incredible news came across the CAM Construction team this week, as the Met Fifth Avenue Museum in New York is featuring an exhibit, titled: Jazz-Age Silks: The Stehli Silks Americana Collection, 1925-1928. This exhibit, which is on display in Gallery 599 through April 8, will feature textiles and dress silks that the Stehli Silks Corporation produced in the 1920’s. The timing of this news coincides with the first group of tenants occupying their new apartments in Mill 1 and reminds us of how fortunate we are to be able to transform this historic property into a place where its storied walls can breathe new life into the community. For more details on the exhibit, please check out the article below- https://www.metmuseum.org/exhibitions/jazz-age-silks-the-stehli-silks-americana-collection-1925-1928
STEHLI SILK MILL VIDEO: LANCASTER ONLINE
Earlier this week, news network Lancaster Online interviewed CAM Construction’s Vice President of Real Estate Development, Angelo Munafo, who discussed his favorite aspects of the development as it prepares to open for leasing in January 2025. Check out the video in the link below to hear Angelo’s interview and see the latest shots of the property.
https://lancasteronline.com/video/a-look-inside-the-newly-renovated-lofts-at-stehli-silk-mill-video/video_62da0160-9627-5286-941d-f665bda2c729.html
ABC NEWS COVERS STEHLI MILL DEVELOPMENT
On Tuesday, December 17th, ABC27 News Network published an article on the Stehli Silk Mill Adaptive Reuse development project as one of their top stories. To read the article and view the accompanying video, check out the link below.
https://www.abc27.com/news/top-stories/historic-lancaster-mill-to-be-converted-to-apartment-complex/
CAM INTERVIEW – 21st CENTURY SCHOOLS PROGRAM
Brailsford and Dunlavey, on behalf of the Maryland Stadium Authority, recently conducted an interview with CAM Construction President, Marc Munafo. Please check out the video below to hear Marc’s take on school construction, the MSA’s 21st Century Schools Program, and CAM’s approach to building the Replacement Commodore John Rodgers School. We are grateful to have the opportunity to continue our working relationship with the MSA to build better schools for the children of Baltimore City.
CAM WINS MARYLAND ‘PROJECT OF THE YEAR’ AT ST. JOE’S
Throughout our long-standing history as a construction management firm in this region, CAM Construction has been honored to see several of our projects recognized at ABC Baltimore’s “Excellence in Construction” Awards ceremony. In this unique moment for CAM, we are thrilled to announce that in addition to winning a Diamond Excellence Award for 2024, our Renovation & Addition to St. Joseph Parish was selected as the #1 “Project of the Year” for the entire state of Maryland.
Although this highly technical, fast-tracked project encountered numerous unforeseen issues in its early stages, CAM coordinated closely with the owner, JRS Architects, and stakeholders to ensure a timely and cost-effective completion. From the stunning dome and coffered ceiling system to the radiused cornice and resonant pipe organ, to the existing stained-glass windows that are now highlighted by the new lighting and color palette of the church, we cannot overstate how pleased we are with the results of all the hard work that went into transforming the church.
The acknowledgement that the St. Joseph Project has received from the ABC Greater Baltimore Chapter presents an incredible opportunity for national recognition. As we look to submit the 2024 EIC National Awards application for St. Joseph, we are reminded that truly incredible work can come from a small team of caring, dedicated individuals. CAM Construction would like to give special thanks to John Srygley, David Gardner, Doug Johnson, and Monsignor Rick Hilgartner for their selfless guidance, leadership, and vision that helped us to enhance the capacity in which the Parish can provide its services as a beacon of Faith, Worship, and Witness for the community. We will continue to strive for this level of quality in all that we do, and we are grateful to St. Joseph Parish for giving CAM the opportunity to create a truly awe-inspiring space.
BALTIMORE CITY DISTRICT COURTHOUSE GETS A LIFT
Last weekend, CAM Construction was permitted to close down the 500 block of N Calvert Street to allow a 175-ton crane to lift mechanical equipment onto the rooftop of the Baltimore City District Courthouse. This massive undertaking, through the coordinated efforts by CAM’s mechanical subcontractor, Ariosa, utilized nearly 200 feet of boom and jib to deliver and set Dedicated Outdoor Air System (DOAS) Units and Air-Cooled Condensing Units to the Courthouse roof. CAM’s team worked tirelessly from 7:00am to 9:30pm on a Saturday to ensure that this monumental project could proceed without delay. We would like to give a shout-out to Digging & Rigging for their tremendous efforts as a sub under Ariosa.
COMMODORE JOHN RODGERS REVIVAL
CAM Construction was selected as the Construction Manager for the Commodore John Rodgers School Replacement School Project. This project, which was issued by the Maryland Stadium Authority (MSA), will see the construction of a state-of-the-art educational facility to replace the existing elementary/middle school on 100 N Chester Street, in the Butchers Hill neighborhood of East Baltimore. The estimated $60 Million job will be broken up into two phases, with the first phase consisting of demolition and abatement of the existing building, as well as sheeting & shoring for extensive site retaining walls, and the second phase consisting of the construction of the new facility. This project is anticipated to start within a month, with completion scheduled for Q4 2026. We are thrilled to be working alongside MSA and Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates – Architects to create better facilities for Baltimore City Public Schools under the 21st Century Building Act! Big thank you to our design partners for the project, Crabtree, Rohrbaugh & Associates – Architects, for the renderings!
CAM CONSTRUCTION SUPPORTS LOCAL NFL PLAYER
CAM Construction is proud to have been the T-shirt sponsor for Josh Woods’ 3rd Annual Youth Camp for Baltimore City Kids. This year, 250 kids had the opportunity to learn the fundamentals of football and take part in various activities lead by local NFL player and McDonogh graduate Josh Woods. The impression left by this event cannot be understated, as it emphasized the ability for children to achieve their dreams, just as Josh did in his pursuit of the NFL.
We at CAM would like to give a special thanks to Councilman Robert Stokes for establishing the connection with the Baltimore Department of Recs and Parks to sponsor this event. CAM has long been committed to improving our city’s public infrastructure, as shown with our progress at the Chick Webb Rec Center, and we are grateful for the opportunity to create better facilities for adults and youth alike to develop alongside each other. This sentiment was echoed at last week’s event, and we would like to give one final shout out to Josh Woods for being a pillar of the community and providing a great outlet for the local youth to grow and thrive
PAST MEETS PRESENT: ARMISTEAD GARDENS ELEMENTARY/MIDDLE SCHOOL
CAM Construction has begun work on the Armistead Gardens Elementary/Middle School Renovation and Addition project. It’s an honor to have the opportunity to make major upgrades to the existing building, which CAM originally built in 1991!
This effort will see a transformation of the 62,000sqft school with a 92,000sqft addition to its west end. We have kicked off this three-phase project by re-grading the old ball fields in preparation for new modular classrooms and the installation of 111 geothermal wells. Between Phases 1 and 2, we will transition the modular classroom buildings over the geothermal field. Phase 2 will include the construction of the new addition and storm water management facilities. Finally, Phase 3 will follow with renovations to the existing school and rec center.
We are thrilled to provide a new space to foster the education of the 800+ student body and revitalize a building that has intrinsic meaning to CAM. Check back in for more updates to Armistead Gardens as well as an exciting announcement to come soon.
A huge thanks to our partners on this project, Design Collective, Inc., for allowing the use of their renderings. (©Design Collective, Inc. 2024, All Rights Reserved)
ST. JOSEPH PARISH CHRISTENS THE NEWLY FINISHED RENOVATIONS
St. Joseph Parish hosted services over Good Friday through Easter Weekend, marking the completion of the work CAM Construction managed this past year. The 12,000 square foot renovations and addition to the historic sanctuary included several new features, including the construction of a new altar and stone arch, new ductwork and HVAC distribution, ornamental tile flooring (thanks to O Squared), a coffered ceiling system with a dome and back-lit stain glass oculus, and a radiused cornice with cove lighting around the perimeter of the sanctuary. In particular, the craftsmen at J A Argetakis completed the difficult ceiling work from a suspended scaffolding system that had to be maneuvered in order to meet the deadline. Additionally, we are extremely proud to have incorporated stones from the Beaver Dam Quarry to create the new arch around the crucifix, as the original church was built using stones from the very same quarry. The emphasis for this project was on “community”, and we are grateful for the opportunity to improve this community space and complete it in time for one of their largest congregations. Special thanks to Msgr Rick Hilgartner and St. Joseph Parish as well as JRS Architects for making this project something truly memorable.
MARYLAND FOOD BANK PUBLISHED ON BUILDING CONGRESS AND EXCHANGE
Last month, the Maryland Food Bank Renovations and Addition Project managed by CAM Construction was featured in an article by the Baltimore Building Congress & Exchange. This write-up, which includes and interview from CAM Project Manager Everett Chambers, details the numerous challenges encountered and creative solutions applied to complete the project. For a more detailed look at the nuances of the Maryland Food Bank project, you can view the full article at the link below.
https://www.bcebaltimore.org/news/latest-news/project-profile-maryland-food-bank/
THE GOVERNOR VISITS DISTRICT COURTHOUSE
Last week, CAM Construction had the honor of hosting Gov. Wes Moore for a tour of the Baltimore City District Courthouse, which is well into its extensive renovation. A small conference was held, where Governor Moore and representatives from Bushey Feight Morin Architects Inc., the Maryland Department of General Services, and CAM Construction had the opportunity to speak on the importance of the project and its impact on the surrounding community, as well as Minority Business participation (over 45% of our contract). Steve Hubbard of REEDBIRD STEEL LLC shared his personal story of growing up in Baltimore and we appreciate his company’s performance on this very challenging steel project.
These meetings are critical to communicating the larger impact that these projects have on not only the client, but the neighborhood itself, and CAM Construction is proud to lead this endeavor and share the vision that is being created for the District Courthouse. Photos credited to Pat Siebert and the Executive Office of the Governor, and all photos from the event can be found at the link below: https://lnkd.in/e_qjqYTj
CHICK WEBB REC CENTER: PROJECT UNDERWAY
Selective demolition at the Chick Webb Memorial Recreation Center is almost complete! CAM Construction is overseeing the extensive renovations and addition at the historic Chick Webb Rec Center, which will revitalize the local East Baltimore neighborhood and provide a pivotal hub space for the community to gather. Currently, refurbishment of the pool is underway, the outside is nearly on sub-grade, and piles are being installed; additionally, almost 80% of underground utilities are in place. We look forward to providing more updates on the construction progress as it continues.
