Rowan University: Westby Hall Renovation

Levy Construction completed a window and entrance system replacement and renovation for the northern façade of an existing building on the Rowan University Glassboro Campus.

The window systems were designed to maximize the amount of natural light within the classroom spaces as well as to update the exterior of the building to match the surrounding campus aesthetic. New building mounted light fixtures were provided to illuminate the new courtyard, along with new cantilevered glazing projection at the second floor and new curtain wall glazing to accentuate the courtyard entrance. Various stucco repairs occurred throughout and the stucco system for the entire façade was re-coated.

This project was completed on time with a very aggressive schedule during the summer recess; design, bid, and construction occurred during a six month period.

WEst Deptford High School: Library & Science Lab Renovation

This renovation project consisted of the complete overhaul of the high school library into a new, state-of-the-art media center. The demolition of interior space included the removal of doors and frames, acoustic ceiling, lighting fixtures, power and data cabling, flooring, metal stud partitions, miscellaneous furniture, shelving, and accessories. New finishes included the installation of new acoustic ceiling grid and tile, upgraded LED lighting fixtures with dimming capabilities; doors and hardware; flooring and base; and wall finishes. Recessed power and data outlets were installed in the floor and coordinated with furniture and table layouts.

The project consisted of alterations of the existing shop space and associated rooms into a new science laboratory, complete with associated storage and prep rooms. It also included the renovation of six additional science laboratory spaced and associated rooms.

Burlington County Salt Dome

Levy Construction was contracted by the county of Burlington to demolish an old salt dome and constuct a bigger, more modern structure to better serve the needs of the county. Levy Construction completed the project in a quick 90 day timeline to allow the county to recieve salt deliveries in time for inclement winter months.

Burlington City Lyceum Hall

Lyceum Hall was constructed in 1839 as a public hall for lectures, theatrical productions and cultural programs. However, for the majority of it’s lifespan, Lyceum Hall housed municipal and government offices. Levy Construction was contracted for a historical renovation to the exterior envelope and various interior components of Lyceum Hall, restoring the building to its original purpose - a center dedicated to the arts and culture of the Historic City of Burlington, NJ.