Projects

High Construction served as the construction manager for the renovation and addition to an existing 1980s building in Lancaster, Pa., that previously served as offices for a university. The project included 6,500 square feet of interior renovations, a 3,500 square foot addition, exterior wall renovations, and a new courtyard. The newly transformed building, called The S. Dale High Leadership Center, celebrates the rich history of the High companies.

This 60,000-square-foot, two-story facility for Newark Charter School in Newark, DE, accommodates 640 students in grades 5-8. The new building contains a large multi-purpose room, band room, media center, and computer room, as well as classrooms and administrative areas.

High Construction provided construction management services for Jaindl Enterprises' 560 Waterfront Drive (multifamily residential building) and 545 Riverside Drive (parking garage) as part of a massive development along the banks of the Lehigh River in Allentown, Pa. The $500M development project, called The Waterfront, will include a mix of office, retail, parking, and residential buildings.

Located in the heart of the Landis Homes campus in Lititz, Pa., the new Learning and Wellness Center and Crossings Apartments provide a “front door” to the existing Landis Homes senior living community, replacing several older cottages that were located on the site.

High Construction provided general contracting services for the 184,000-square-foot Hershey Square Shopping Center in Hershey, PA. Anchor tenants include K-Mart and Weis Markets.

High Construction was selected to provide preconstruction, design-build, and construction management services for this 151,200-square-foot parking garage addition to Lancaster Newspaper’s existing parking garage in Lancaster, Pa.

The three-story, 174,420-square-foot addition to the north side of Lancaster General Hospital's existing garage between East Frederick and East James streets, added 540 parking spaces and doubled the size of the existing garage.

This project consisted of a 40,780-square-foot church narthex, multipurpose room, and classroom addition. The project also includes a sprinkler/ceiling renovation of the existing facility and a new 1,237-square-foot entrance canopy.

Located in the heart of downtown Corning, on the former site of a Days Inn, this new five-story Hilton Garden Inn provides an anchor to the revitalization of Corning's north side. 

High Construction was selected as the prime contractor for all general trades work for the renovation and conversion of the historical Watt & Shand building in downtown Lancaster, Pa., (as well as the integration of five historic homes within the street block) to an upscale, full-service Marriott hotel with an adjoining 195,000-square-foot convention center.

This new, five-story hotel features rooms with kitchens (including refrigerators, stovetops, microwaves, and dishwashers). Other hotel amenities include an indoor pool, a fitness center, an arcade/game room, and a picnic area.

Located in Mt. Laurel, NJ, this new SpringHill Suites spans four stories and includes  134 suites. Other hotel amenities include a breakfast buffet, indoor pool, outdoor patio and fire pit, guest lounge, meeting facility, and a fitness center.

Lawn Equipment Parts Company (LEPCO) is an after-market parts distributor to independent lawn equipment dealers. The company needed a larger, more efficient facility and selected High Construction as the construction manager and MEP design-builder to build this new warehouse and distribution facility in Marietta, Pa.

High Steel Service Center expanded its warehouse complex to over 200,000 square feet with the addition of the Bay 5 process line.

High Construction provided construction management services for this worship and performing arts center project, which is an addition/renovation to Messiah College’s existing Climenhaga Fine Arts Center.

Built-to-suit, two-story mezzanine warehouse-style facility housing the college's automotive technology, collision repair technology, and diesel technology programs. The building's facade features High Concrete Group's new ThinCast™ rainscreen panels, a proprietary methodology for enclosing a structure with an external concrete panel over a building’s waterproof membrane layer​.

This project consisted of an interior and exterior renovation of two existing buildings to accommodate over 250 corporate office employees.

High Construction provided preconstruction and construction management services for The Reserve at Greenfield in Lancaster, Pa. The L-shaped structure includes 82 upscale apartments, and spans four stories in the front and five stories in the back, due to the site’s slope. The bottom floor in the back is devoted to 23 garages. A parking lot circles the building.

High Construction completed work for a $21M project for Elizabethtown College’s new Bowers Center for Sports, Fitness and Well-being. Encompassing 81,900 square feet, the beautiful new facility encourages the well-being of students with an array of fitness and wellness spaces, including a field house with tennis courts; a basketball court; an indoor track; areas for yoga, weight training, and group fitness; sports teams locker rooms; a cafe and lounge; and a demonstration kitchen, among other amenities. It's been the largest construction project to date in the history of Elizabethtown College.

High Construction provided preconstruction and construction management services for this upscale apartment community that is part of The Crossings at Conestoga Creek, a Main Street-oriented, mixed-use development project that includes retail, multi-family, and hospitality components, located in Lancaster, Pa.

Madison Ellis Preserve is a new multi-family residential community with amenities geared toward empty-nesters and young professionals. Located in Newtown Square, Pa., the community features three (3) four-story buildings totaling 339,000 square feet, a clubhouse facility, and an extensive courtyard. There are 251 one- and two-bedroom layouts with state-of-the-art amenities.

Fulton Bank hired Francis Cauffman of Philadelphia to redesign the space, and High Construction to schedule and build the renovations. By working during evening and night hours to perform the renovations, High Construction minimized disruptions to the bank's operations.

Completed in June of 2022, this 47,000 SF renovated building includes a shell and fitout space for Penn State Health Pediatrics.

This project consisted of the renovation and reconstruction of an upscale hotel while operational, including providing value-engineering services during construction. The project had a stringent schedule featuring two phases of construction over 15 months.