Current Projects.

  • The Eco-village

    The Bridge is transforming the former landmark McDevitt High School site into their Headquarters and the first “eco-village” site in 10 cities around the country.

  • John M. Paz ’78 Alumni & Family...

    One of Dickinson College’s most prominent buildings will be transformed into a centralized facility with event spaces, gathering rooms and suites that are dedicated to the needs of alumni and families of current students, providing a vital link between the college’s past and its future.

  • The Alexander Grass Campus for Jewish Life

    The Jewish Federation of Greater Harrisburg is transforming Pennsylvania State System of Higher Education’s former Dixon University Center into the new and forever home for Jewish Harrisburg.

  • The LAN Center

    The state-of-the-art LAN Center will provide gaming stations, a retail space and spectator seating for esports events in the community.

  • The Arnold Sports Center Athletic Locker Addition

    The newly completed 4,430 gsf addition represents Lebanon Valley College’s commitment to providing quality athletic experiences for their student-athletes.

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    Affordable Senior Living Community

    The Harrisburg Housing Authority, Gardner Capital, a national housing developer headquartered is Saint Louis Missouri; RB Development a BFW affiliate, and the Bethel AME Church in Harrisburg have proposed a 49-unit affordable senior development. 

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“This project is one of the most innovative and creative building projects to be carried out in Downtown Harrisburg in many years. A sensitivity to historic preservation by virtue of its restoration and preservation of the landmark Hickok Mansion at Front and Locust Streets as well as substantial design and footprint modifications to allow for the preservation of the Locust Street residential streetscape including two very historic early American townhouses that date from the 18th Century! Both Murray Associates Architects and the PA Housing Finance Agency have records of outstanding corporate citizenship in the Harrisburg community. This is something that matters greatly to our Association, and we are happy to have these two nationally admired entities in our midst. This project is indeed a credit to our community.”

David J. Morrison, Executive director, Historic Harrisburg Association March 5, 2021