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Kolmar USA

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

Project details coming soon…

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Scranton Lace Village

Iain Kerrigan — Sat, 04 Apr 2026 02:40:14 +0000

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Berwick Area YMCA

Iain Kerrigan — Wed, 02 Jul 2025 20:58:13 +0000

This state-of-the-art adult and youth fitness center now occupies the third floor of the Berwick YMCA, a former high school wherein this level had been effectively abandoned for 20 years. Work included the introduction of an entirely new steel-frame structural system, woven into the 70-year-old masonry bearing walls and concrete floor decks to support the contemporary design loads. New expanded cardio equipment with individual monitoring and television screens, an isolated free-weight training room, office space, youth-related high-tech interactive gaming equipment, and restrooms were added to the existing space, along with new tinted insulated windows in the 80-seat capacity gym that overlook the town of Berwick.

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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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Valley Country Club

Iain Kerrigan — Mon, 24 Mar 2025 23:58:10 +0000

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Father Nolan Center

Iain Kerrigan — Mon, 24 Mar 2025 23:47:41 +0000

This large parish required a facility that would link these existing school buildings on campus under one roof and would replace the school’s library, cafeteria, kitchen, and administrative offices. In addition, the parish sought to develop a multi-purpose space for large gatherings, which could be accessible after school hours.

A new main entrance – which anticipates the architecture of a new church – addresses security needs and gives an identity to the complex. Construction activity was carefully phased so as not to affect school operation.

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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 Wyoming County Clinic

Iain Kerrigan — Mon, 24 Mar 2025 22:57:50 +0000

This new 26,000 SF ambulatory care center, for the country’s 15th largest rural HMO, incorporates the following amenities: 4 minor procedure surgery rooms, a full radiology suite with x-ray, chemotherapy infusion suite, a Women’s Health suite with mammography, ultrasound, and nuclear stress testing, a family practice clinic with ENT specialists, and 28 examination rooms with lab spaces, vitals areas, and nurses stations.

The building also provides office space for the clinic’s administrators and physicians, as well as a pharmacy and a separate optometrist’s practice. The three separate entities in the building – clinic, pharmacy, and eye care clinic – are linked by a continuous outdoor canopy, which protects the sidewalk from inclement weather in this mountainous location.

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Commonwealth University Bloomsburg – McCormick Hall

Iain Kerrigan — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 09:17:20 +0000

The McCormick Center is a three-story building at the center of Commonwealth University – Bloomsburg’s campus and originally constructed in 1984. The existing building was comprised of classrooms, studio, and laboratories. It also includes a 2006, two-story, 22,790 sf classroom and lecture hall addition. This renovation project is a complete renovation of the interiors in the original building, including replacement of the mechanical, plumbing, fire protection, and electrical systems. The 2006 addition is maintained, with minor audio/visual upgrades and modification to mechanical systems. Renovations provide for new faculty offices, classrooms, conference rooms, and various program specific spaces for the nursing school, radio and television studios, and education departments.

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Yalick Farms

Iain Kerrigan — Sun, 03 Nov 2024 09:14:31 +0000

This planned community began in spring 2007 and includes 280-unit town-homes, a community center, retail spaces, condominiums, patio homes, walking trails, a swimming pool, tennis courts, and a community playground.
The town-homes range in size from 2,100 SF for a 3-bedroom unit to 2,400 SF for a 4-bedroom unit. The town-homes’ exteriors are constructed of cost effective, maintenance-free materials including brick veneer, fiber cement siding, cellular vinyl trim, and metal/asphalt shingle roofing.

The upper level of the community center includes a 100-person capacity multi-purpose space, office, kitchen, restrooms, and a fitness center. The lower level functions primarily as a game room and locker facilities for the community swimming pool. The maintenance-free exterior materials are brick veneer, cement board siding, cellular vinyl trim, exposed cedar rafter tails, and bracketing.

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