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Reynolds' Project Wins Design Award

HARRISBURG, PA (4/27/2009) - Reynolds Construction Management’s (RCM) most recent Radnor Township School District project won a design award from the Green Building Association of Central Pennsylvania (GBACPA).

The new 197,000 s.f. Radnor Middle School project was awarded the 2009 Green Building Design Award for indoor environmental quality. The Radnor Middle School project is registered for LEED Gold certification from the United States Green Building Council (USGBC).

The GBACPA’s Green Building Design Awards program is in its third year. It was created to recognize central Pennsylvania’s design and construction professionals for their high quality work and accomplishments in each of the six categories of the USGBC’s LEED rating program (sustainable sites, water efficiency, energy and atmosphere, materials and resources, indoor environmental quality, and design innovation.) There is also an overall winning entry.

Reynolds Construction Management is a Harrisburg-based construction management firm that provides full service construction management services for both public and private clients throughout Pennsylvania. They are a division of the Reynolds family of construction services companies, which includes: R.T. Reynolds, Reynolds Consulting Engineers, Reynolds Energy Services and Reynolds Restoration Services.