Nearly $4 million in capital renovations will be invested by the Appell Center for the Performing Arts in York. The renovations to the center’s historic theaters and larger facility will be done this summer and include the following: Replacement of the HVAC system throughout the facility, including roof-top units, interior air management devices and system controls. State of the art bipolar ionization and air filtering technologies to provide the cleanest possible air to theater patrons will be included in the work.Renovation… Read More >

Community and project leaders broke ground on a project to convert York’s first electrical power generation plant into the new $28M York County History Center. CCM is the Owner’s Rep for this exciting project that repurposes the late-19th century brick plant and builds a new two-story glass and steel infill structure to connect the complex and create a visually impactful exhibit space to showcase the museum’s collection.… Read More >

CCM welcomes Bryan Wilcox, NCIDQ, a results-oriented Project Manager and Certified Interior Designer with more than 16 years’ experience managing new construction and facility improvement projects for public and private sector owners. Bryan comes to us from the West Coast, where he served as the Facilities Administrator for the Los Angeles Superior Court (LASC). In that role, he was responsible for overseeing renovation and new construction projects for forty-seven LASC facilities, giving him valuable insights into capital planning and facility improvements from the owner’s perspective.… Read More >

Our Project Managers are currently providing oversight for renovations to Gettysburg Area School District’s High School building. The work includes the replacement of the HVAC system, fire protection system upgrades, flooring, restroom partitions, improvements to the cafeteria, and the replacement of lighting control systems.… Read More >

A giant spiral slide in the lobby. Numerous break rooms. A full-service cafeteria. A giant sign out front that changes colors. A game room with a pool table, e-sports stations and giant chess pieces. This may sound like the home of a large technology company in California but this new campus resides in Lower Paxton Township and is the new 50-acre home of a more than $4 billion dollar company.… Read More >

Hard Bargains 1777 is a permanent public art installation celebrating decisions made in York, PA by the Second Continental Congress. CCM is providing Owner’s Representation for the construction of the outdoor art installation — an engaging contemporary sculpture to interpret historical events unique to York. It is expected to be complete in the Spring 2020. For more information, visit www.hardbargains.org… Read More >

CCM currently serves as Owner’s Rep for D&H Distributing, assisting them with the design and construction of their new offices. One of the Harrisburg area’s oldest and largest companies is about to make a major change. D&H Distributing in Harrisburg is one of the largest private companies in Pennsylvania at $3.9 billion, ranked fifth in the state and 109th in the country by Forbes.… Read More >

The Capitol Theatre, originally built in 1906, is a 450-seat historic theatre located in the heart of downtown York city, next to the Strand Theatre on the corner of Philadelphia and George Streets.  This year, the Capitol underwent a $2 million facelift that included new seats, new restrooms (including one that is ADA accessible), improved sightlines, an expanded lobby, expanded concessions areas and a new wall to eliminate light and noise disruptions.… Read More >

Home-schoolers can learn about Milton Hershey, the town of Hershey, Pa. and the town of Hershey, Cuba. Students also will visit the Chocolate Lab to learn about cacao beans, where they are grown and how they are made into Hershey’s Chocolate.  Students also will have the opportunity to make their own candy bar. Also included is a scavenger hunt in the museum’s galleries.… Read More >

The Jeanne and Edward H. Arnold Health Professions Pavilion opened officially today as the new home of the College’s Athletic Training, Exercise Science, and Physical Therapy programs. An extraordinary $10 million gift from Jeanne Donlevy Arnold H’08, a member of the College’s Board of Trustees, and Edward H. Arnold H’87, trustee emeritus, as well as gifts from many other friends of Lebanon Valley College, brought the $20 million-dollar facility to life.… Read More >