Allentown College
    Library & Resource Center
Atlantic Cape College
    Cape May Academic Center
Rowan College at
Burlington County
    Integrated Resource Center
     Parker Building Add/Renov
     Mt. Holly Business Ctr Renov
Rowan College South Jersey
    Nursing & Allied Health Ctr
     Rowan College Center
     Law & Justice Ctr Add/Ren
     Student Services Ctr Add/Ren
     Science & Technology Ctr
     Quadrangle Revitalization
     Instructional Center Reno
     Business Incubator
     PE Building Renovations      University Center
     Workforce Dev Center
     Rowan Medical Center4

Kutztown University
    Planetarium
Our Lady of the Angels
    New Library
Salem County College
     Campus Lighting Program
     Contini Hall Renovation
     Donaghy Hall Renovation
     Tillis Hall Renovation
West Chester University
    New Library

The $19.9 million Rowan Medical Center is a new 56,545 SF, 2-story building. The 1st Floor houses 4 outpatient medical clinics including Family Medicine, NeuroMusculosketal Institute, Integrated Special Needs Center, Pediatrics and Internal Medicine, a Lobby with Cafeteria, and a Physical Therapy Suite. The 2nd Floor houses the Deans Office and offices for 100 students.

The $4.7 million Workforce Development Center houses the NJ Dept of Labor and Workforce Development, the Gloucester County Chamber
of Commerce, and the Gloucester County Economic Development Office.

This academic building includes 17 high-tech classrooms for 36 students each, as well as a 44-seat large group classroom. A ground floor board room of 1,362 SF and a 2,300 SF student lounge complete the building. This 30,922 SF building will ease overcrowding issues and be used for night classes by Fairleigh Dickenson University and possibly other advanced college degree programs.

In the Fine Arts Center, the existing theatrical lighting and sound systems were all removed and replaced with new theatrical lighting distribution and dimming, new sound system, and new power distribution. The seating and carpets were replaced as well for a wholly revitalized theatre.

The existing science classrooms were renovated into seven standard general classrooms and the existing lecture room was transformed with new floors, ceilings, wall finishes, furniture/equipment and new seating. The renovations included electrical, computer/data wiring, HVAC and plumbing work as well as some minor asbestos abatement.

This new 3-story, 65,000 SF, $12.4 million, building houses a 75-seat multi-media teleconferencing studio, academic classrooms, a 100-seat lecture hall, instructional laboratories, computer laboratories, administrative offices, instructional media center and a student activity center with a full service cafeteria and book store. In association with Duca/Huder & Kumlin Architects of Moorestown, NJ.

Conversion of adjacent commercial buildings, the historic Burlington County Times building and the former PNC Bank building, into an Arts & Business Center including downtown classrooms, art studio and offices; and the circa 1893 Times Building was historically rehabilitated.