Kimmel Bogrette worked with Falls Township in Bucks County to assess possibilities for renovating the Township Building or building a new facility. Originally a large office complex, the township moved into the building and has sprawled into its various spaces without much consideration for circulation patterns of customers and vehicles. Township services are not operating as efficiently as they could because of the location of services and less than optimal use of space. Business tenants also occupy the building, and users have found it difficult to locate services and businesses from the parking lot. After studying possibilities and costs, the Township supervisors decided that a new building would be more cost effective and would result in more efficient Township operations.
- Client:Falls Township
- Size:
- Total Cost:Estimated $15 Million
- Completion Date:
Kimmel Bogrette worked with Falls Township in Bucks County to assess possibilities for renovating the Township Building or building a new facility. Originally a large office complex, the township moved into the building and has sprawled into its various spaces without much consideration for circulation patterns of customers and vehicles. Township services are not operating as efficiently as they could because of the location of services and less than optimal use of space. Business tenants also occupy the building, and users have found it difficult to locate services and businesses from the parking lot. After studying possibilities and costs, the Township supervisors decided that a new building would be more cost effective and would result in more efficient Township operations.
- Client:Falls Township
- Size:
- Total Cost:Estimated $15 Million
- Completion Date:
Kimmel Bogrette worked with Falls Township in Bucks County to assess possibilities for renovating the Township Building or building a new facility. Originally a large office complex, the township moved into the building and has sprawled into its various spaces without much consideration for circulation patterns of customers and vehicles. Township services are not operating as efficiently as they could because of the location of services and less than optimal use of space. Business tenants also occupy the building, and users have found it difficult to locate services and businesses from the parking lot. After studying possibilities and costs, the Township supervisors decided that a new building would be more cost effective and would result in more efficient Township operations.
