AZo Building November 22, 2011http://www.azobuild.com/news.asp?newsID=14628 By Joel Scanlon Campus Apartments and Shippensburg University Student Services (SUSSI) have started construction of the first phase of a three-phase development project worth $200-million for upgrading most of the on-campus residences of the Shippensburg University. The $70-million first phase is scheduled for completion...
The Shippensburg News-Chronicle New plans will change campus landscape http://www.shipnc.com/articles/2011/11/21/news/doc4ecab4b921a6b218424727.txt By TRISHA GRACE Staff Writer Published: Monday, November 21, 2011 3:57 PM EST On a blustery Friday afternoon, representatives from Shippensburg University and Campus Apartments gathered to break ground on the first phase of a project that will upgrade the university’s on-campus...
Citybizlist http://phillyrealestate.citybizlist.com/2/2011/11/21/Shippensburg-University-Breaks-Ground-on-200M-Project.aspx November 20, 2011 SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. - Construction has begun on a $200 milliondevelopment project at Shippensburg University, the largest on-campus undertaking in its history. The $70 million first phase will be completed by January 2013 and the balance by summer 2015. Campus Apartments LLC and Shippensburg University...
School Construction News November 17, 2011 http://www.schoolconstructionnews.com/articles/2011/11/17/campus-apartments-and-cube-3-collaborate-on-largest-project-in-shippensburg-univ SHIPPENSBURG, Pa. — Shippensburg University will break ground on the first of its three-phase, on-campus housing project — the largest project in the university’s history. The first phase of the project — a three-building, 306,436-square-foot, $70 million complex — will accommodate...
GlobeSt.com November 17, 2011 http://www.globest.com/news/2016_2044/philadelphia/315786-1.html By Jacqueline Hlavenka SHIPPENSBURG, PA-Philadelphia-based student housing developer Campus Apartments LLC will break ground on the first phase of a $200 million student housing project at Shippensburg University this week, GlobeSt.com has learned exclusively. The first phase of the construction will involve the development of three...
Multi-Housing News November 16, 2011 http://www.multihousingnews.com/news/northeast/shippensburg-university-kicks-off-student-housing-development/1004044421.html By Dees Stribling, Contributing Editor Shippensburg, Pa.—Shippensburg University Student Services Inc. (SUSSI) and Philadelphia-based Campus Apartments have broken ground on the first phase of development to upgrade the university’s stock of on-campus residences. Costing an estimated $200 million, the three-phase project is slated...
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2011 Building New Hampshire Award Winners Announced Recognized for Sustainable Building and Remodeling Projects in the Granite State Eckman Construction Company, Inc http://www.eckmanconstruction.com/2011/11/02/rivers-edge-wins-build-nh-award/ November 2, 2011 PORTSMOUTH, NH – Fourteen New Hampshire builders, architects, and homeowners were named the winners of the prestigious 2011 Building New Hampshire Awards. The announcement...
November 2, 2011 http://www.buildingnh.com/building-new-hampshire-awards The Elliot at River’s Edge, Manchester awarded "Commercial Building – Health Care Facility - Over 50 Million" by Building New Hampshire 2011 About the Building New Hampshire Awards The 2011 Building New Hampshire Awards Program celebrates energy–efficient high-performance building of new and existing buildings in New...
"The Canley Cup" Awarded Best Use of Labels at Boston Canstruction 2011 October 20, 2011 http://www.canstruction.org/ [caption id="attachment_408" align="alignnone" width="400" caption=""The Canley Cup" Awarded "Best use of labels""][/caption] The build team included: Jake Mercer, Anthony DiFelice, Danny Spelfogel, Chris Santoro, Keith Boyle, Doug Carr, Nicholas Griffin, John Harding, Ben...
