City Scoop: Baltimore
Pennoni has worked on several projects in the redevelopment of the Philadelphia Navy Yard, including new office buildings and streets.
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Pennoni has installed monitoring systems on several bridges, including the Burlington-Bristol Bridge, north of Philadelphia.
Photo courtesy of Pennoni
Pennoni has worked on several notable buildings in Philadelphia, including the Comcast Center (left) and the new Comcast Innovation and Technology Center (second from left), which is in early development.
Rendering courtesy of Comcast Corp.
McGraw-Hill Construction Analytics
Total Picture A Sharp Pullback in Commercial Work Should Lead to a Decline in Total Construction Starts Non-residential construction starts nearly doubled in 2013, but they will retreat by more than 40% this year.
City Grill
Tom Liebel
LIEBEL
Principal
Marks, Thomas Architects
Liebel, who is AIA Baltimore's 2014 president, says he sees a growing interest in pushing development beyond the traditionally active neighborhoods.
"We see a renewed enthusiasm for moving into midtown and other neighborhoods that have been considered transitional areas in the past," he says.
Liebel also says he sees particular interest in multifamily residential projects and mixed-use developments. Developers are leveraging a broad mix of funding sources, tax breaks and incentives to execute projects, he adds.
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