#HRGCelebrating60 Years of Project Impact: Your Thoughts

Last month, we asked you what you think HRG’s most significant projects have been over the years, and you provided some compelling suggestions:

Northampton Community College
Environmental and site engineering for new LEED-certified satellite campus with porous pavement and solar arrays.

STEDCO Commercial & Retail Development
Development of commercial, retail, and light industrial sites on 110 acres of land formerly used as by a state correctional institution. Unique land acquisition that used all of HRG’s services with significant public infrastructure and public-private investment.

Clipper Magazine Stadium
Design/build of 5,700 seat stadium on a tight site with a large brick combined storm and sanitary sewer. Assistance with every stage from initial concept through construction. Project received a Sustainable Growth Award at the Envision Leadership Awards sponsored by the Lancaster County Planning Commission.

Ann Barshinger Cancer Center
Land development and site design for 70,000 square foot, 2-story holistic health facility. Awarded a Certificate of Merit by the Lancaster County Planning Commission

Gateway Hanover
Land development and site design for a 700,000 square foot commercial/retail development and several tenants, including Target. The transportation group conducted a corridor analysis, traffic impact study, and designed improvements to several intersections, including Carlisle Pike.

Downtown Hershey Revitalization
Award-winning comprehensive transportation enhancement program completed in 3 phases: realignment of SR 743 to eliminate offset intersection with US 422 in Hershey Square; relocation of Park Boulevard with bridge replacement and new access drives to Chocolate World and the Giant Center; and Chocolate Avenue streetscape enhancements.

MSA Thruway
Revision of the Route 228 northbound exit of I-79 to separate traffic headed toward two major developments in Cranbery Township. Included a new tunnel and roundabout.

Orrs Bridge Replacement
300 foot long curved bridge with 100 % straight beams.

HRG designed retaining walls, an elevated parking area, and new bridge as part of this helipad development.

Did you work on any of these projects? What do you think is a significant project in HRG’s history.  Tell us below!