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CITY LINE PLAZA PROFESSIONAL OFFICE BUILDING
ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

Project consisted of the conversion and expansion of an existing office building located in Bethlehem with the addition of two floors along with the complete redesign to create a class ‘A’ office complex of 44,000 square feet.

The Boys & Girls Club of Erie is a newly constructed 38,000 S.F. facility designed to provide educational and recreational activities for children ages 3 through 18. The program included a 4-lane, 25-yard accessible swimming pool with timing system, a 500 seat gymnasium and associated locker / shower / toilet rooms, club rooms, art room and cafeteria / dining area.

ORASURE TECHNOLOGIES

BETHLEHEM, PENNSYLVANIA

OraSure Technologies Corporate Headquarters and Labs is the second building of the developing OraSure Technologies Campus located in South Bethlehem.

The two-story 55,000 SF building consists of high-tech product development and manufacturing laboratories on the first floor and the corporation’s executive offices and conferencing center on the second floor. A portion of the first floor is also dedicated to client education and to warehousing and shipping products produced at the facility. A second phase, adding another 20,000 SF to the building, is scheduled to commence soon after the completion of phase one.

FIRST CLASS FEDERAL CREDIT UNION

ALLENTOWN, PENNSYLVANIA

This new Credit Union building serves as headquarters for the oldest chartered Credit Union in the Commonwealth. Designed and built by Roth Marz Partnership PC, this building has a total usable office space of 10,000 square feet and provides for future expansion capabilities for the First Class Federal Credit Union. The building has an exterior facade of brick and siding with features including a large window system into the Board Room, five teller stations, future drive-up service and customer support offices.

Dale and Ruth Roth purchased this 30.6 acre farm property in 1994 in an effort to provide the area with much needed office/commercial development.

Lowhill Corporate Center is a 7 lot sub-division exclusively for office buildings. A 1900 circa barn along with an 1850 circa log house existed on the property. The excellent condition of the barn, lead Dale to envision the creative reuse of the barn, expanding the size to create 15,500 s.f. of rental space. The redesign highlighted the original “barn” architectural theme and was constructed at a cost of 1.2 million dollars ($77.40/square foot). The use of high quality materials is very evident throughout the building and led to awards presented to RMP for Outstanding Adaptive Reuse Design.