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Kolmar USA

Iain Kerrigan — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 04:18:53 +0000

Project details coming soon…

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LR Costanzo Corporate Headquarters

Iain Kerrigan — Tue, 25 Mar 2025 00:13:12 +0000

Completed in 2025, the LR Costanzo Corporate Headquarters in Moosic, Pennsylvania was designed as a professional, modern workplace that reflects the company’s identity and long-term presence in the region. The project balances day-to-day functionality with a strong and welcoming corporate image. Developed through close collaboration with the full consultant team, the building brings together architecture, engineering, and construction in a unified vision. The result is a durable, efficient, and thoughtfully executed headquarters that supports both operations and client engagement. More than an office, it serves as a physical representation of LR Costanzo’s values, professionalism, and continued investment in the community.

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Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative

Iain Kerrigan — Mon, 24 Mar 2025 23:34:25 +0000

Three separate building additions, totaling 4,000 SF, and an overall building renovation comprised this 12,000 SF, one-story project for Sullivan County Rural Electric Cooperative, Inc. The exterior work included the seamless integration of the existing and new facades using durable and contextually appropriate materials such as cultured stone, fiber-cement siding, and cedar siding. New interior spaces included a board room, large meeting rooms, and additional office space.

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Geisinger Foss Home

Iain Kerrigan — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 09:08:34 +0000

Overlooking the hospital from a hillside, the Foss Home received a comprehensive set of improvements including a new 10,000 SF addition and the complete renovation of the existing 12,000 SF. Included are executive and administrative assistant offices, the modernization of the 90-person Board Room, a new elevator and stair tower, restrooms, a new 30-person secondary board room, conference rooms, a new catering kitchen, and ancillary support spaces. Studio KLP was responsible for all architectural, engineering, interior design, and furniture selection. Studio KLP were charged with maintaining the recognizable aesthetic of the highly visible Neo-Colonial house, both in terms of the character of the improvements and the appointments within.

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Cornerstone Center

Iain Kerrigan — Sun, 06 Oct 2024 07:42:21 +0000

These two-story and four-story office buildings were built 8 years apart for a regional real estate development firm and their tenants. As speculative office space structures, the architect’s initial involvement was to develop documents for construction of the building’s exterior skin, lobby spaces, and vertical circulation core.
The client’s request was for a simple and straightforward commercial office building where the primary building materials would provide long-term maintenance-free serviceability along with aesthetic value. Steel hangers were attached to a pre-engineered steel frame to support the continuous brick spandrels above the first and second floor windows.

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Butler Township Municipal Building

Iain Kerrigan — Sun, 06 Oct 2024 06:46:20 +0000

This single story 18,700 SF Municipal Building includes new facilities for both the municipal and police functions that serve Butler Township. The municipal space functions include a vestibule/ secure public lobby, offices for the township manager, zoning officer and general staff, file storage, conference room and supervisors meeting room. The police space functions include a second secure vestibule, lobby, conference rooms, lunch room, offices, locker rooms, holding cells and interview rooms, storage, evidence processing and storage rooms, ammunition and gear storage. Also provided for the police is a sally port and secure police garage for police vehicles.

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Pride Mobility Corporate Headquarters

matt — Fri, 10 Dec 2021 19:16:20 +0000

The development of this new corporate campus for Pride Mobility has involved numerous phased efforts, each with their own challenges. The design revolved around renovating a manufacturing facility into a state-of-the-art headquarters which required a complete reconfiguration of the existing interior spaces into distinct nodes. This separation of space was used to accommodate test tracks, labs, an executive suite, a new fitness room, lockers, a food court, and numerous other spaces essential to the client’s operations. With the creation of these separate nodes, an active effort was made to maintain a level of connectivity between them, which was achieved through clear circulation, elevated walkways, and cohesive interior materials and colors.

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Community Bank N.A. Corporate Headquarters

matt — Fri, 10 Dec 2021 19:15:41 +0000

Community Bank N.A.’s new 20,000-square-foot facility combines striking modern design with practical functionality, serving as a key hub for regional operations. Positioned conveniently off I-81 and a major artery connecting Wilkes-Barre to Wilkes-Barre Township, this flagship building boasts a bold exterior that merges architectural sophistication with a welcoming feel. The façade features a refined blend of white stone, charcoal flat-seam metal panels, sleek silver standing seam metal accents, and dynamic aluminum composite paneling, creating a layered, contemporary look. Floor-to-ceiling glass windows surround the structure, maximizing natural light and offering transparency that reflects the bank’s values of openness and trust.

Inside, the modern aesthetic continues with a palette of muted greys and whites, complemented by dark wood accents that lend warmth and depth to the space. This combination creates a rich, professional atmosphere that resonates with clients and employees alike. Designed to streamline operations, the building houses Community Bank N.A.’s administrative and loan departments, a fully operational branch bank, and executive offices, making it a centralized hub for the bank’s regional activities.

The facility balances cutting-edge design with functionality, enhancing both client experience and operational efficiency. It represents Community Bank N.A.’s commitment to forward-thinking growth while maintaining a strong connection to the community it serves.

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Pride Mobility Pavilion

matt — Thu, 17 Oct 2019 14:30:44 +0000

The project was conceived by the owner as an opportunity to have interactions with employees, clients, and the local community in a safer, mask-free environment during the difficult days of the COVID pandemic. These times required a more creative approach to the typical congregating for meetings and other employee and community gatherings. For them, this modest-sized flexible building could become a respite to enjoy a well-deserved healthy lifestyle and to continue the community outreach that they are known for.

Although the project has not been constructed yet, the intensions are still the same; to make the campus and this building a place to grow together as a community. The yearly community picnics and activities will continue, but in a new and vibrant indoor/outdoor space. The building represents a small “outreaching” gesture towards the neighboring community, as well as a place of business to bring together ideas and growth for the future of the forward-thinking and growing company.

The location of the pavilion was thoroughly considered by the owner. Its final location was bordering the edge of marshy area with natural bermed edges that allowed the building to be nestled in a cozy natural pocket, far enough from the main campus building, yet close enough to the neighboring community. The employees, clients, and community eagerly await the project construction.

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Milford Office Building

matt — Mon, 17 Jun 2019 13:17:28 +0000

Located near the historic village of Milford, Pennsylvania, this small office building is on a wooded site populated with a number of truly significant trees; consequently, an arborist worked with the architects to develop unobtrusive stone parking areas to minimize runoff and retain the sites natural features. The building materials include flat cedar siding, bluestone pavers, and terne-coated stainless steel roofing, which echo the site’s colorations.

The building’s side profile (which is a simple double shed roof) allows for natural ventilation during this mountainous area’s cool summers through continuous high clerestory windows. Deep overhangs provide passive solar shading to the large work space which faces southwest.

The project received an Honor Award for design from the Northeastern Pennsylvania Chapter of the American Institute of Architects in 2004.

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