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Architecture for Religious & Educational FacilitiesStatement of Qualifications and ExperienceHistoric Saint Mary’s Church119 South Prince StreetLancaster, PA 17603Attn: Tina Skubon22 June 2012
June 22, 2012Tina Skubon, Parish ManagerAssumption of the Blessed Virgin Mary119 South Prince StreetLancaster, PA 17603RE:Request for Qualifications / Proposal - Statement of Qualifications for Architectural ServicesDear Tina:Thank you for the opportunity to tour your facilities to gain a better understanding of your buildings in terms of your present conditions and programmingrequirements. MM architects, inc. is pleased to submit our proposal to provide architectural services for your “Legacy Project”. We are especially excitedsince it is just a block from our office. Working on this project would be meaningful to our professional staff that live and participate in the city, sitting onvarious boards, commissions and committees.MM architects’ professional staff is intimately familiar with the regulatory review process within the City, not only in relation to building code but the reviewprocess for new construction within the Historic District of Lancaster. Most recently, we developed the master plans and building designs for the newStockyards development in the City (Heritage Conservation District), the East King Street Parking Garage (HARB district), Renovations to Saint JamesEpiscopal Church (HARB District), and design of the façade and integration of the Lancaster General Parking Garage into the Heritage Conservation District.Our firm is privileged to have completed renovations at Grace Lutheran Church and currently renovating the Fulton Elementary School, both early 1900historic buildings originally designed by C. Emlen Urban.MM architects pride ourselves in developing successful client relationships. A key ingredient in building these relationships is listening to our client’s needsand attending to project requirements, allowing us to provide creative, responsive and sensitive project solutions. We believe that our history of receivingrepeat and referral work indicates that our solutions to each client’s challenges have been successful.Our proposed team is uniquely qualified for this project because of our extensive local knowledge, national expertise and prior experience working togetheras a team. Thank you for the opportunity to submit our proposal for this exciting project.MM architects, inc. looks forward to an opportunity to further share our experience and qualifications with your Development and Preservation Committee.Respectfully Submitted,MM architects, inc.Maryann Marotta, RA, AIAPresidentA. Donald Main, II, RA, AIAVice PresidentTheresa WerhelOffice Manager & Project Assistant
table of contents statement of qualifications and experiencetable of contents12general summary of the firm45community hall/fellowship hall facilitiescommercial kitchens experienceeducation/religious education facilitiescatholic facilitieshistoric structuresprojects on confined urban sitesconstruction during occupancydesign-buildsustainable designaccessibilityrelevant project case studies 1 - 51 – St. James Episcopal Church2 – Fulton Elementary School3 – Marcus Hook Elementary School4 – West Nottingham Presbyterian Church5 – Terrace Residence Halls at Mount Saint Mary’s University56781214151618192022242628principal architectural staff and resumes30consultants utilized and resumes3850a. experience with principal consultants64past experiencea.b.c.d.e.f.g.h.i.j.3page #a. client and business associate commentsreference letters51547design build method - project completion data558additional informationa. corporate structure, litigation, insuranceb.c.d.e.technical capabilities - building information modeling (BIM)collaborationgiving back to the communitydistinguishing characteristics5657596061
1 general summarycompany description:principals:MM architects is a full-service architectural design firm providingMaryann Marotta, A.I.A.architectural and interior design to educational markets in Pennsylvania, withprojects both large and small, simple and complex.What sets us apart is listening and dedication to our clients. Our experienceand collaborative design process encourages an open exchange of ideas. Weset up charrette style workshop meetings with all stakeholders, which is thefirst step to understand our clients needs and goals and gives everyone asense of contribution to the final design solution.A principal architect is involved in every phase of a project, from planningA. Donald Main, A.I.A.location:103 South Duke Street, Lancaster, PA 17602p 717.393.3211f 717.393.3212e mm@mmaia.nethistorythrough final close out. MM architects project team members work closelySince its formation in 2001, MM architects has grown andwith our consultants and specialists, who are all dedicated to finding the mostdiversified the firm's market sectors and geographic reach to serveinnovative, flexible and cost-effective solutions.clients throughout central Pennsylvania, Maryland and New York.Combining over 50 years of experience, the principals of MMWe practice the same principals in everything that we do.architects are committed to their collaborative design process,Open communication. Good design. Dedicated team. Sustainable strategy.truly partnering with their clients and consultants to formExcellent service.professional design teams.market sectorsfirm membershipsArchitectureCivicAIAAIA – CAEAmerican Institute of ArchitectsCouncil on Architecture for EducationInterior DesignCorporateMaster PlanningEducationCEFPIDVASBOCouncil of Educational Facility Planners, InternationalDelaware Valley Association of School Business OfficialsRenovation ReuseHealthcareCSIICCConstruction Specifications InstituteInternational Code CouncilSustainabilityLeisure CulturalLCCNTHPLancaster Chamber of CommerceNational Trust for Historic PreservationHistoric Renovation/Restoration/InfillReal Estate StrategyPASBOPSBAPennsylvania Association of School Business OfficialsPennsylvania School Board Association (Service Associate Member)USGBCUS Green Building Councilprofessional servicesReligiousTransportation Urban Design4
2 a. community hall/fellowship hall facilitiesZion Evangelical Lutheran Church - Sunbury, PAKitchen & Fellowship HallTrinity Episcopal Church - Elkton, MDParish House & ADA AccessibilityWest Nottingham Presbyterian Church - Colora, MDADA AccessibilityTerraces – Mount Saint Mary’s University – Emmitsburg, MDStudent LoungeLancaster Stockyards – CoreSource – Lancaster, PACafeteria5
2 b. commercial kitchensZion Evangelical Church – Sunbury, PAKitchen & Fellowship HallWest Nottingham Presbyterian Church – Colora, MDFellowship Hall & ADA AccessibilityMarcus Hook Elementary School – Marcus Hook, PACommercial KitchenGarnet Valley Elementary School – Glen Mills, PACommercial KitchenUnionville High School – Kennett Square, PACommercial Kitchen6
2 c. education/religious education facilitiesConcord Elementary School – Glen Mills, PANew Construction of K-2 Educational FacilityGarnet Valley Middle School – Glen Mills, PAAdditions & RenovationsUnionville High School – Kennett Square, PAAdditions & RenovationsMessiah Village - Mechanicsburg, PAUpgrades & Expansion to Children’s Family CenterSaint James Episcopal Church – Lancaster, PAMulti-Purpose Room /Gathering Space/Children’s Chapel7
2 d. catholic facilities – MM architects, inc.Mount Saint Mary’s University – Emmitsburg, MDNational Shrine - Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes - Visitor CenterMM architects has designed this project consisting of a new4,300 s.f. facility, to include site development and utilities ofa one-story steel and heavy timber framed structure. It iscurrently out to bid with contractors, with constructionscheduled to start August 2012, with a March 2013 completion.Mount Saint Mary’s University – Emmitsburg, MDBradley Hall Faculty OfficesBradley Hall ArchivesColumbariumDeans’ Office RenovationsHorning Lounge UpgradesKane Chapel at DuBois HallRenovations to President’s HouseSheridan Hall Interior UpgradesRenovations to The Terrace Residence HallsMount Village ResidencesRenderings and Initial Planning for Delaplaine Fine Arts Center, Veteran’s Plaza, Memorial PathImmaculata University – Immaculata, PAImmaculata College, Villa Maria, Lourdes, Nazareth and the Great Hall RenovationsFeasibility and Space Planning, Administrative Offices, Music Department, Classrooms, Dining Center,Book Store, and re-use of original Library for residential spaces.(Maryann Marotta, Project Architect, and Carl Kowalski were on original project team while employedat a previous firm)St. Leo the Great – Lancaster, PADesign and New Construction(Maryann Marotta, Project Architect, and Carl Kowalski were on original project team that brought thisproject to completion, while employed at a previous firm)St. John Neumann – Lancaster, PALibrary Design and Construction Documents(Maryann Marotta provided these services as an individual and parish member pro bono effort)8
2 d. catholic facilities - consultantsSnyder Secary & Associates, LLC (Site/Civil Engineering)Holy Name of JesusWorship and Educational Facility (Harrisburg Diocese)Good Shepherd Church(Harrisburg Diocese)St. Joseph’s Academy(Altoona/Johnstown Diocese)9
2 d. catholic facilities - consultantsProvidence Engineering Corporation (Structural Engineering)St. John Neumann Blessed John XXIII, Lancaster, PA (Harrisburg Diocese): (Current project) PEC provided structural engineering necessary in the design ofa new approximately 18,161sf one story (phase I only) educational facility. The phase I portion of construction will include a multi-purpose room, pre-schoolclassrooms, restrooms, and kitchen. We will consider the future effect of phase II and III in our design of phase I.St. Mary’s Church, Lancaster, PA (Harrisburg Diocese): Structural report for Saint Mary’s Catholic ChurchProvidence was retained to address three specific areas of concern: Apparent forward sag (toward the congregation) of the floor framing of the raised platform in the areaof the Pulpit and the Baptistery. Confirmation of floor load capacity was requested. General review of the church's foundations to confirm that no on-going problems exist unattended. Concern regarding cracking of exterior walls of the rear school addition. Providence visited the site, performed structural review and calculations and prepared a narrative reportfor the church’s use regarding the three concerns above.Saint Joseph Church, Dallastown, PA: Original church steeple fell from top of tower due to rusted connections and overall neglect. Providence EngineeringCorporation provided on-site review and structural design/detailing for new steeple to be situated on top of existing steeple tower in the same location asthe original.St. Ignatius Parish, Forest Hill, MD: Stair and railing designSt. Anne’s Retirement Community, Columbia, PA: Size roof framing, garage beams and front porch beams.St. Louis Catholic Church, Columbia, MD: Structural stability review for erection sequence for Chancel.10
2 d. catholic facilities - consultantsMoore Engineering Company (Mechanical, Plumbing & Electrical Engineering)St. Mary’s Roman Catholic Church (Harrisburg Diocese)RenovationsMt. Joy, PASt. Joan of Arc Church (Harrisburg Diocese)HVAC RenovationHershey, PASt. Peter’s Catholic Church (Harrisburg Diocese)Renovations and AdditionColumbia, PASt. Joan of Arc Catholic School (Harrisburg Diocese)Feasibility StudyHershey, PASt. Mary’s Catholic Church (Harrisburg Diocese)New Sanctuary Air Conditioning SystemLebanon, P ASt. Catherine of Sienna (Harrisburg Diocese)RenovationsQuarryville, PASt. Joan of Arc Church (Harrisburg Diocese)Lighting RenovationHershey, PASt. Anne Catholic Church (Harrisburg Diocese)Kitchen Renovations and Feasibility StudyLancaster, PA11
2 e. historic structuresSaint James Episcopal Church – Lancaster, PAAdditions & RenovationsLutheran Theological at Gettysburg – Gettysburg, PARenovations & Additions to Valentine HallSeminary Ridge Historic Preservation Foundation – Gettysburg, PAHistoric Pathways on the RidgeLancaster Theological Seminary – Lancaster, PALark Hall – Connector Addition to Mayer CenterLancaster Theological Seminary – Lancaster, PARichards Hall – Re-UseMM architects, inc. - Lancaster, PARenovations to Office at103 South Duke Street, Lancaster12
2 g e.technicalhistoriccapabilitiesstructures - HARB approachHARB submissionOur approach to the Historic and Governmental Review Processesincludes: informing local officials of the project scope and goals atproject start – soliciting input from the beginning establishing the review process schedule with localofficials at project startProposed Site Plan soliciting input early in the design process fromgoverning boards and local officials on design concepts presenting sketch plans to the HARB Board, early in theprocess to provide adequate number of reviews toidentify issues early in the design processThe Project Schedule allows for early design input andpresentation to the HARB Board, allowing for identification of anyissues early in the process, to avoid project scheduling delays.Ground Floor Plan13
2 f. projects on confined urban sites – Lancaster, PASaint James Episcopal ChurchRenovations & AdditionsGrace Lutheran ChurchNarthex & Church Entry RenovationsFulton Elementary SchoolRenovationsLancaster Parking Authority – East King Street Parking GarageNew ConstructionLancaster General Hospital – Parking GarageNew Construction14
2 g. construction during occupancy80-90% of our project experience has included projects on sites that remainedoccupied during construction.While preparing Construction Documents, the Project Team is aware of maintaining a safe andsecure environment for building occupants during construction. Long lead Items, deliveryschedules, owner relocations, and maintenance of operable building systems play a part in everyphased Project. Milestones and Phasing Schedules are included in the Bidding Documents.15
2 h. design build method – project completion dataA selected listing of recent design-build projectscompleted by MM architects follows:ReligiousMount Saint Mary’s UniversityNational Shrine – Grotto of Our Lady of Lourdes –New Visitor CenterBradley Hall Faculty OfficesBradley Hall ArchivesDean’s Office RenovationsHorning Lounge UpgradesMount Village ResidencesPresident’s Office RenovationsRenovations to President’s HouseSheridan Hall Interior UpgradesRenovations to The Terrace Residence HallsPresbytery of DonegalTrinity Episcopal ChurchWest Nottingham Presbyterian ChurchEducationFermanagh Elementary SchoolFerrell Elementary SchoolHighland Park Elementary SchoolMount Carmel Area School DistrictTamaqua High SchoolWest Branch Area School DistrictMM architects has worked with the followingcontractors on numerous design-build projects.ARA Construction Corporation – Curtis Bay, MDEbersole Brothers Construction, Inc. – Mount Joy, PAGrubb Contractors, Inc. – Rising Sun, MDHigh Construction Company – Lancaster, PAMcCoy Brothers, Inc. – Carlisle, PAMcClure Company – Harrisburg, PAWohlsen Construction Company – Lancaster, PAOur firm takes a collaborative approachon all projects, including capitalizing onthe value of the contractor duringconstruction.CommercialCargas Systems at Lancaster StockyardsCoreSource at Lancaster StockyardsMcClure Corporate Office RenovationNational Bank of Rising SunPennsylvania Renaissance FairePrivatePrivate Residences in Millersville, Lancaster and Devon, PAPrivate Residences in Manhattan, New York City, NY16
2 h. design-buildMM architects track record for completing projects on time and on budgetbudget vs. bid100% projects have bid on or within 2% of projected budgetscompletion100% projects have been completed on timechange orders 1% change orders average on both renovation and new constructionprojects over the last 5 years17
2 i. sustainable designMM architects, inc. sustainable projects utilize USGBC rating system as a design guide even if the building is not a candidatefor LEED certification has been utilizing principles of integrated design prior to the creation of LEEDGarnet Valley School DistrictGarnet Valley Elementary School – incorporated LEED design elementsLancaster StockyardsCargas Corporate Offices - LEED Silver CertificationStockyard Building #3 - initial planning for LEED Gold or PlatinumMount Saint Mary’s UniversityWelcome Center at Grotto - currently in design for LEED Silver CertificationMount VillageSchool District of LancasterRockland Center - currently in design for LEED Silver CertificationFulton Elementary School - currently in design for LEED Silver CertificationUnionville-Chadds Ford Area School District Unionville High School - designed to LEED Silver standards18
2 j. accessibilitySaint James Episcopal Church – Lancaster, PAAdditions & RenovationsThe Terrace Residences at Mt. St. Mary’s University – Emmitsburg MDRenovationsValentine Hall at Lutheran Theological Seminary at GettysburgAdditions & RenovationsTrinity Episcopal Church – Elkton, MDRenovations & ADA AccessibilityMarcus Hook Elementary School – Marcus Hook, PAAdditions & Renovations19
3 relevant project case studies1 St. James Episcopal Churchname of the projectSt. James Episcopal Church Renovations and Addition – 119 North Duke Street, Lancaster, PA 17602method of deliveryprivate bidproject cost1,119,900date of completionfall 2012project square footagetotal building 10,200 sq. ft. / addition 1,500 sq. ft.cost of change orders15,167 to dategeneral contractorgeneral Warfel Construction Company – Guy Kingree, Project Engineer; Dave Sunderland, Project Superintendentmajor consultants andprincipal staff memberswho worked on the projectand will work on Historic St.Mary’sarchitect MM architects, inc. – Donald Main, Connie King, Marlin Bertgreatest design challengeDeveloping a design solution that provides for expected modern amenities in a highly historic structure. It is important in today’s religiouscommunities to provide a more open and transparent approach to a building, areas to gather before and after worship, a high level ofaccessibility, and adequate restroom facilities which were not a part of original historic buildings. In order to accomplish these goals, asmall addition was designed to complete the fourth side of the church’s cloister. In order to construction this addition, it necessitatedunderpinning more than 5’ below the original early 1700’s church foundation walls.project descriptionIn 2009 MM architects began working with Saint James Episcopal Church. The church, established in 1744, is a historically significantpresence in the city of Lancaster. The project scope includes redevelopment of an existing cloister, general accessibility and the addition ofa Narthex, an elevator and ADA toilet facilities.As part of the capital campaign St James added new illumination to both the interior and exterior of the church. The lighting project, whichshines light from inside the church out through it’s stained glass windows, was the first portion of the renovation project to be completed.The discussion of the exterior lighting began several years ago as a safety concern. Church members wanted more lighting around thebuilding which evolved into a way to highlight the beauty of the red brick building, much of which dates to 1820. Windows overlooking thechurchyard to the east and the cloister to the north are also illuminated. Lights are on timers and will shine from dusk until late in theevening. “When the building is not in use, it will look like there is activity there, which is what we want downtown, "said Tom Gemmill, of thechurch’s building committee.20
cloister addition and ADA upgradesexisting cloister21
3 relevant project case studies2 Fulton Elementary SchoolSchool District of Lancastername of the projectFulton Elementary School Renovationsmethod of deliverypublic bid – School Board awarded contracts on June 19, 2012project cost10,783,000date of completionFall 2012project square footage78,045 sq. ft.cost of change ordersN/A at this timegeneral contractorgeneral Lobar, Inc. – Brian Cramermajor consultants andprincipal staff memberswho worked on the projectand will work on Historic St.Mary’sarchitect MM architects, inc. – Donald Main, Connie King, Carl Kowalski, James Parrishstructural Providence Engineering Corporation – Lancaster, PAgreatest design challengeTake the building constructed in the first decade of the 20th century and bring it up to 21st century standards in terms of educationalspace needs, technology and mechanical, electrical and plumbing. The elementary school had been renovated haphazardly over itslifetime. In researching C. Emlen Urban’s original design for the interior of the building, the original design principles were used toinform the current space planning.project descriptionThis project includes interior renovations, which will bring classrooms up to district standards while preserving the historical integrityof the building. All Mechanical, Plumbing, and Electrical systems will be replaced as well.22
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3 relevant project case studies3 Marcus Hook Elementary SchoolChichester School Districtname of the projectMarcus Hook Elementary School Renovation and Addition, Including Furnishingsmethod of deliverypublic bidproject cost11,586,725date of completion2009project square footageexisting renovation 47,247 / 3 additions total 9,338cost of change orders .0039% (due to existing conditions)general contractorgeneral TNT Construction, Inc. – Timothy Donohuemajor consultants andprincipal staffmembers who workedon the project and willwork on Historic St.Mary’sarchitect MM architects, inc. – Donald Main, Carl Kowalskigreatest designchallengeCreating a modern addition onto a building to create a new focal point in terms of entry and accessibility. Our solution was to create a newentry that complimented and highlighted the historic structure with the goal of providing a central point of entry.project descriptionMarcus Hook Elementary School, built in 1925, was completely transformed for education in the 21st century. This kindergarten to fourthgrade school is located in the center of the Borough of Marcus Hook. The school district was committed to keeping their neighborhoodelementary schools within easy walking distance for the students and providing state-of-the-art technology. Classrooms were designed forflexibility and multiple uses allowing for spaces to serve constantly shifting educational paradigms.The architectural elements of the original building were incorporated into the design, most notably, the historical significance of the buildingpediment – MARCUS HOOK GRAMMAR SCHOOL – which was enclosed within a glass vestibule, visible from the street. The addition providesADA access to all floor levels. Additional space was situated to complement the existing streetscape and included a new main office, library,kindergarten, media center and computer classroom. Students and the public are now welcomed by the new illuminated clock tower.24
media centernew classroomnew street elevationhistoric pediment on newmain entry vestibulebefore renovation25
3 relevant project case studies4 West Nottingham Presbyterian Churchname of the projectWest Nottingham Presbyterian Church Renovationmethod of deliverydesign buildproject cost 1,200,00date of completionDec 2005project square footage3,467 sq. ft. additioncost of change ordersN/Ageneral contractorgeneral Grubb Contractors, Inc. – Rising Sun, MD – Eric Grubbmajor consultants and principal staffmembers who worked on the project andwill work on Historic St. Mary’sarchitect MM architects, inc. – Donald Maingreatest design challengeMM architects were challenged to design a Parish Hall for the West Nottingham Church, that would reflect the historicalsignificance of the church.project descriptionWest Nottingham Presbyterian Church was founded in the early 1700s and built in 1803. Dr. Finley, pastor of the secondNottingham Church, was an able scholar and he established a school, later known as the West NottinghamAcademy. Many men of importance during the colonial and revolutionary period were educated at the Academy, two ofwhich were Richard Stockton and Dr. Benjamin Rush, both signers of the Declaration of Independence.The original chapel is small, therefore the architects created a series of small connected buildings that complement thescale of the historical church chapel. Further preserving the church’s history, the chapel walls were left exposed in thenew parish building. The new buildings include a fellowship hall, music area, offices and small meeting area.26
isometric model of addition and original chapelNarthex renovationschapel with addition in backgroundkitchenettefellowship hall with exterior chapel wall27
3 relevant project case studies5 Mount St. Mary’s University - Terrace Residence Hallsname of the projectTerrace Residence Hall Renovationsmethod of deliverydesign buildproject cost18,096,000date of completion2011project square footage107,230 sq. ft.cost of change orders .014%general contractorgeneral McCoy Brothers, Inc. – Carlisle, PA – Cameron Remboldmajor consultants and principalstaff members who worked onthe project and will work onHistoric St. Mary’sarchitect MM architects, inc. – Maryann Marotta, Matthew Girolamogreatest design challengeProject Phasing: 75% student occupancy was maintained in these residence halls throughout the entire renovation. Action itemswere to separate construction, maintain noise limits, allow specific hours for noise during construction, working around testingschedules, and maintaining site safety and security so that students were not able to gain access to construction areas.project descriptionThese phased renovations included more than 100,000 sq. ft. in DuBois (1825), Brute (1848) and McCaffrey Residence Halls (1858)making it the second oldest building on campus. MM architects completed extensive renovations while preserving the historicalcharacteristics of the building. The exteriors of the buildings received general repairs including new roofs, paving, signage andupdated furniture.Phasing over a 2-year period was coordinated with the University to provide safe occupancy of 75% of the rooms duringthe exterior and interior renovations. In the programming and planning of The Terrace, MM architects worked with the UniversityPresident, Vice President of Finance and Administration, Dean of Student Life, Facilities Staff and Student Representatives todevelop a residential community that includes upgrades to residence rooms, introduction of natural light into shared lounge spaceand study rooms, student reflection space, activities room, game room, living room, fitness room, entry gallery and various ADAupgrades.28
3 relevant project case studiesclock towermain entrancedorm roomexterior of Terracestudent lounge29
4 principal architectural staffMaryann Marotta, AIA:Principal ArchitectChristopher Peters, AIA:Architect,LEED CoordinatorConnie King, AIA:Architect,Interior DesignerCarl Kowalski:Project ManagerRevit TechnicianDonald Main, AIA:Principal ArchitectJames Parish:Project Manager,BIM CoordinatorRevit TechnicianMarlin Bert:DesignerTheresa Werhel:Office Manager,Project Assistant30
4 principal architectural resumesRELIGIOUS EXPERIENCE:Maryann MarottaPrincipal Architect* Immaculata College (Catholic)Great Hall RenovationsLourdes RenovationsNazareth RenovationsVilla Maria RenovationsLancaster Bible CollegeNew ChapelMaryann has more than 34 years of professionalarchitectural design experience, starting her own firm in2001. Her extensive experience in both master planningand building design has enhanced the firm’s portfolio ofdistinguished projects and grown the firm to its currentsize and market standing.* Lancaster Theological SeminaryChapel RenovationsPhilip Schaff Library RenovationsRichards Hall Renovations(Catholic)Kane Chapel @ DuBois HallVisitors Center @ Grotto of Lourdes, National ShrineParish LibrarySt. Leo’s Catholic ChurchNew Constructionensure a unique design. Maryann approaches eachproject individually to provide clients with creative* Trinity Episcopal Church - Elkton, MDsolutions unique to their requirements, always includingher b e s t p r a c t i c e s expertise.* HISTORICAL EXPERIENCEShe has provided facility planning, master planning anddesign services for numerous k-12 school and highereducation facilities, religious, commercial and historicprojects. Specializing inrenovations, restorationsprogramming, planning,and new construction,Maryann’s h a n d s - o n a p p r o a c h to designhas earned her a reputation for working with her clientsin a well coordinated team environment.As the principal in charge, she manages the firm and isactively involved with her projects from pre-designthrough construction, and coordinates all specialtyconsultants.School District of LancasterRenovations to Scheffey Administrative Services CenterCode Review & Initiation of Compliance at J.P.McCaskey, East High SchoolDevelopment of Small Learning CommunitiesRenovations to Dauphin Duke Facility for Autistic CenterRenovations to Rockland Center for K-5Unionville Chadds-Ford School DistrictUnionville High School Additions & Renovations & HS,MS Athletic FieldsMount St. Mary’s University - Emmitsburg, MDSt. John Newmann’s Catholic ChurchHer design process begins with c h a r r e t t e styleworkshop meetings, which foster collaboration andRELEVANT K-12 PROJECT EXPERIENCE:Renovations to Parish HouseADDITIONAL HISTORICAL EXPERIENCE:East King Street Parking Garage (HARB District)Gettysburg CollegeWhite House RenovationsLancaster General Hospital Parking Garage (HeritageConservation District)Mount St. Mary’s University
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