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At Skanska, we build for a better society. From universities to hospitals, airports to corporate headquarters, and power plants to tunnels and bridges, the important buildings and infrastructure we create help educate, heal, transport, entertain and energize communities.
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Our Mid-Atlantic roots can be traced back to 1913. The Philadelphia Metro office was formerly the headquarters for Barclay White, who was purchased by Skanska in 1997. Based out of Blue Bell, the team focuses on education, institutional, commercial, healthcare and life sciences projects. Together with our customers and collective expertise of teammates not only in Pennsylvania, but around the U.S. and world, we create innovative and sustainable solutions that support healthy living, and use knowledge and foresight to shape the way people live, work, and connect.
Senior Vice President/
Account Manager
Todd Lofgren
Rebecca Pizzi
Jim Lane
Vice President,
Operations Manager
Vice President,
Preconstruction
Swarthmore College
Singer Hall
$116 million, 170,700-SF Singer Hall (formerly Biology, Engineering and Psychology or BEP building) expanded Swarthmore College’s academic facilities, allowing the college to meet important program needs and future growth within the biology, engineering and psychology departments. Located on the north side of campus, Singer Hall is adjacent to the Skanska-built Unified Science Center and included the phased construction of the new facility and demolition of two existing buildings in order to maintain the college’s science-based academic programs in the same region of campus. The new building includes LEED initiatives and aligns with Swarthmore's goals to be a carbon neutral campus.
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University of Delaware
Worrilow Hall and Creamery Renovation
$32 million, 66,000-SF, renovation of the primary academic and research laboratory facility for the College of Agriculture and Natural Resources at the University of Delaware. The renovation includes a total interior re-programming and renovation of the facility to support large open-concept laboratories (including BSL-1 spaces), flexible lecture and demonstration spaces, updated lighting and ventilation, and mobile workstations to transform how students collaborate and innovate. Additional renovations include a $1.5 million, 40,000-SF MEP and civil upgrades to the Worrilow Hall Creamery to allow for the installation of ice cream production equipment.
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University of Delaware
East Campus Residence
Hall Complex
$71.2 million, 260,000-SF residence hall project, featuring two on-campus, five-story residence buildings, which provide 767 beds for first-year students and have a collaborative design with communal bathrooms, open lounges and other gathering spaces. The project—the first of three planned phases—also included landscaping, walkways, fire lanes and utility infrastructure connections to the central utility plant.
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University of Delaware Harrington Residence Hall Renovations
$30 million, 133,622-SF complete renovation of a five-dorm complex and commons building. The renovation included updated finishes, fixtures, a new fitness center, restaurant, student activity areas, a Provisions on Demand (POD) Market, and mechanical, electrical, plumbing, and life safety systems. The project team also executed various site improvements, such as the removal of abandoned exterior utilities and new walks, steps, retaining walls, guardrails, planting and paving.
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Confidential Higher Education Client Gymnasium Renovation
$82 million, 55,000-SF renovation and expansion of this historic gymnasium to support the University’s 2026 campus plan—which provides a social space for students and a comfortable, welcoming environment for the diverse campus community. The project roof structure is composed of Nail Laminated Timber (NLT) and steel members.
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Leading the Way
Our longtime leadership in sustainable construction and development provides us with the expertise to help our customers deliver on their leading edge environmental and healthy building ambitions. By leveraging our national and international experience, we can efficiently use natural resources and be a better neighbor in our communities. Sustainable, healthy building is good business and critical to protecting our planet and the health and wellbeing of end users. We are increasingly focused on optimizing building design to minimize embodied and operational carbon. By building energy efficient buildings and helping clients shift to electrification, we can help communities meet their sustainability goals.
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Philadelphia has committed to Carbon Neutrality by 2050.
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Skanska has completed 60+ LEED certified projects in the Mid-Atlantic region, with 10 of those in Pennsylvania.
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Skanska ranked #14 on ENR's 2024 Top Green Contractors.
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In Philadelphia, from 2006-2019, there has been a 31% reduction in city emissions from buildings and industry sector.
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Skanska currently has over 15 ongoing projects seeking LEED certification in the Mid-Atlantic region.
Skanska co-developed the Embodied Carbon Calculator for Construction (EC3), a first-of-its-kind tool to track embodied carbon data for commonly used construction materials.
Lehigh University
Clayton University Center
$70 million, 99,000-SF renovation of the existing University Center, utility upgrades included new electrical service and gear, new MEP systems and equipment, installation of a full fire protection system, upgrades to storm system and installation of infiltration bed. Our team renovated the gathering spaces, offices, meeting rooms, and lounge areas. During the project, the historic features maintained included millwork and wood paneling, custom window design, stainglass windows, and interior stone walls. The project is seeking LEED certification.
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Senior Sustainability
Manager
Angela Iraldi
In Philadelphia, since 2016 , there has been a 44% reduction in city emissions from buildings and industry sector.
Senior Manager,
Sustainability
Angela Iraldi
Project Executive
Joe McCammitt
Senior Director,
Business Development
Michelle Santoro
Joe McCammitt
Project Executive
Senior Director,
Business Development
Michelle Santoro