Warfel Construction Wins Project with Moravian University

Warfel Construction Company is pleased to announce that Moravian University has selected the firm to partner with on the expansion and renovation of the Haupert Union Building.

The building, fondly referred to as the HUB, is located at the heart of Moravian’s campus. Initially construction in 1962, the HUB currently houses multiple aspects of student life, including dining facilities, the office of event management, and space for student organizations.

This new project will include approximately 7,000 sf of renovations to the existing structure, with the dining facilities remaining operational throughout construction, accompanied by a 50,000 sf addition to better serve the university’s student body. The addition will consist of space for offices, lounges, meeting areas, and a new Health and Counseling Suite.

Warfel is pleased to partner with Earl Swensson Associates, Inc. (ESa) on this project.

Warfel Begins Work on Knowledge Park Renovation

Warfel Construction is pleased to partner with York College of Pennsylvania on a renovation that will transform a historic building in York, PA into an experiential learning facility named Knowledge Park. The building will incorporate classroom facilities with tenant spaces for local businesses, promoting a blend of classroom-based education with diverse, real-world learning experiences.

Located in a three-story warehouse that used to house the Schmidt & Ault Paper Co., the project scope consists of preparing the overall site for future tenant fit-outs and the construction of a new addition and student learning facilities.

Construction began in May 2022 and is set to reach substantial completion in July 2023.

Warfel is pleased to partner with RLPS Architects, C.S. Davidson, RGS Associates, JDB Engineering, and Susquehanna Real Estate on this project.

Warfel Completes Construction on Reading CollegeTowne

East Petersburg, PA – Warfel Construction Company is pleased to have partnered with Alvernia University on Reading CollegeTowne, a historic renovation project that marks the university’s first major move into the city of Reading. This design-build structure provides a new home for the university’s business and communications programs, O’Pake Institute, and their new academic offerings of E-Sports and Engineering.

In addition to the new academic spaces, CollegeTowne offers student housing in the upper floors and houses one of the nation’s largest Starbucks on the first floor. The building will provide incremental growth for Alvernia and flexibility for the university to include additional classrooms, lab spaces, faculty offices, and student housing as needed.

Warfel partnered with RLPS Architects, Reese Hackman Engineering, Comstar Technologies LLC, and C.S. Davidson Inc. to complete this project.

With a February 2020 start date, construction reached completion in two separate phases. The student housing floors and academic spaces on the ground and lower floors were completed in August 2021, with the engineering lab spaces and staff offices following in November 2021.

Warfel Celebrates Ribbon Cutting Ceremony at Holy Child

On October 15, Warfel celebrated a ribbon cutting ceremony at Holy Child School at Rosemont for the grand opening of the new Fitzgerald Performing Arts and Athletic Center. The new, 11,000 square foot structure is an addition to the school’s preexisting O’Neil Gymnasium, which underwent minor renovations during the construction process, and consists of an Arts Lobby connector, an indoor multipurpose facility(which will provide a more formal space for events such as assemblies and plays), and an outdoor multi-use sports venue. Accompanying the addition is a new turf field.

This historic expansion project nearly doubles the size of the existing campus. Substantial completion for the turf field was reached in September 2021 and the Performing Arts and Athletics Center in October 2021.

Warfel is proud to have partnered with WRT, LLC, Glackin Thomas Panzak, Inc., and SITE Engineering Concepts, LLC on this monumental project for Holy Child.